Books
Robert Moses's Two-Faced Legacy Gets the Comic Book Treatment
Robert Moses was never elected to a major office in New York City, but he completely altered the topography of the metropolis through three decades of construction projects.
Comics
Comics
My History of Dinosaurs
The history of dinosaurs … well, my history.
Comics
Everything Is Dead, Long Live Everything!
They say that painting is dead, but people continue to paint.
Comics
The Questions that Never Go Away
There's always going to be those questions.
Comics
How to Build Your Offline Presence
The offline world, though rarely explored, can offer many opportunities to the aspiring artist.
Comics
Welcoming an Artist Next Door
Working on a dead end road in the middle of the Catskills, sometimes it can feel like …
Comics
The Story of an Artist and Her Therapists
What the hell was ever wrong with me anyway?
Comics
How to Deal with Inspiration
You're going to have to deal with it sooner or later.
Comics
The Art of Adaptation
I've been told I should get out more.
Comics
Will Paint Chickens for Eggs
Since moving to the Catskills a year ago, our neighbors consistently out-neighbor us in their massive amounts of favors.
Art
How to See a World in a Corner of a Living Room
What do the ’80s post-punk band Liquid Liquid, faded family photographs, and Art Spiegelman have in common? All contributed to the creation of Richard McGuire’s latest graphic novel, Here.
Comics
Hazardous Waste Cookies, Crying, Cinema, and Chicken
I made 55 hazardous waste cookies for a children's film festival.