My work can be found at your local library,, bookstore, comic shop or directly through me.
RUINED (2023)
An erotic appreciation of broken sculptures. Risograph.


#RAMPSOFDISTINCTION (2021)
I created the hashtag #RAMPSOFDISTINCTION to highlight wheelchair ramps that are not just functional, but beautiful or interesting in some way. This series includes ramps I’ve seen and ramps I imagine. I made risograph prints and collected them into a comic book. This project was featured in the 2021 Bellevue Art Museum Biennial and the 2022 Seattle Architecture show Junction. This series is now on permanent exhibition in the Washington State Convention Center.







DISABILITY JUSTICE FROM A TO Z: A COLORING BOOK FOR OUR COMMUNITIES (2021)
I illustrated Y for YES, YOU and YUM in this disability justice alphabet coloring book published by Sins Invalid. Get a copy here



TRAILER BLAZE (2021)
My comic “Damn Dam” is in this issue of the Trailer Blaze collection published by Short Run. It’s about the removal of the Elwha River dam in Washington State. Get a copy here



The Canal Was Cut (2021)
This risograph-printed comic is a reflection on living in lockdown and the cutting of the Lake Washington Ship Canal. I made this during a drawbridge residency on the University Bridge in Seattle. Read the entire comic here.



CATCH MY AIR (2019)
Dancing with crutches, wheelchairs and walkers. Risograph.


Seattle Weekly comic collaborations (2016)
“The Art of Black Lives” Collaboration with Luzviminda “Lulu” Carpenter aka #LuluNation. “Unstoppable” Collaboration with Luzviminda “Lulu” Carpenter aka #LuluNation. “Tips From A Metro Driver On How to Ride the Bus” Collaboration with Sam Smith .



FURLED / UNFURLED (2015)
This comic has screen-printed covers in gold ink on black paper and features a series of objects both furled and unfurled.



BLOODY P***Y (2015)
This feminist comic collection edited by Mita Mahato, Eroyn Franklin and Kelly Froh, is archived in the US Library of Congress. My comic “Girls Gone Bile” is featured in this collection.


THE HAND (2015)
THE HAND is the Seattle-based cartooning collective I’m a founding member of. We were active for several years, and this was one of the comic collections we put out. My comic in this issue is “If the Glove Fits”


SECRET GEM OF THE CITY (2013)
This mini comic is about one of my favorite things – swimming in Seattle’s saltwater pool in Lincoln Park.



THE DAUGHTER SHE NEVER HAD (2008)
This is the first comic I ever made with grey tones in it. It’s a true story of my mom’s visit to a psychic and the wishes of my Grandmother’s sister’s ghost.



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