I love your work - and more importantly, it has become a touchstone for my morning cup of coffee. It relaxes me, makes me think, changes the course of the day whenever a new email comes in. Thank you! It's like the elixir of life vs the news, any news, which is a death potion
I came for the words and found myself lingering over the sketches. They have the same economy as the haiku—nothing extra, but somehow enough.
“I’m a person, not a planet” might be my favorite line in the set. There’s something quietly freeing about giving yourself permission to wax and wane instead of performing constancy.
As someone just beginning to learn sketching, I have a great appreciation for how much your drawings achieve with so little.
I love your rules for this series as well as the series.
"Capture things I’ve experienced directly. Let the images suggest how it felt. Use as few words as possible."
I love your work - and more importantly, it has become a touchstone for my morning cup of coffee. It relaxes me, makes me think, changes the course of the day whenever a new email comes in. Thank you! It's like the elixir of life vs the news, any news, which is a death potion
Thanks so much, Suzanne!
Love these as always, especially the last one — mornings outdoors really do feel like magic!
The unreachable future soon becomes shimmering present
And shimmering present becomes the unchangeable past,
The cycle of yesterday ,today and tomorrow repeats everyday
I am starting to draw comics and you are such an inspiration to keep me going. Thank you for sharing your world with us 🫶
Glad you are drawing comics, hope you enjoy the process!
I'm loving it! It takes me to a space where things happen differently. Feels like a spa for my overthinking brain 😅
I love your haikomics, the blend of poetry and imagery to describe a feeling.
Thank you!
Delighted to have discovered your work. 😍
Thank you!
Love the first one...very apt...just make sure you can swim when the waves come!
I came for the words and found myself lingering over the sketches. They have the same economy as the haiku—nothing extra, but somehow enough.
“I’m a person, not a planet” might be my favorite line in the set. There’s something quietly freeing about giving yourself permission to wax and wane instead of performing constancy.
As someone just beginning to learn sketching, I have a great appreciation for how much your drawings achieve with so little.