How to bring people together

“My world has shrunk”
I can’t recall how many times I’ve heard or read that sentence over the past two years. You probably have said it too. I know I have, more than once.
Where do we go from there?

Life Next Door, volume 2

For this second volume of Life Next door, I invited my digital neighbors —people I «see» online everyday— to share … More

Life Next Door, volume 1

I started experimenting with different comix formats at the beginning of the pandemic, having lost access to the letterpress studio of MCBA. I wanted to use what I had at hand : tons of old notebooks, my kid’s paint supplies, color pencils and an inkjet printer.

Youth Farm Fundraiser

I’m raising funds by selling part of my older work for a fantastic local non-profit organization: Youth Farm MN.
100% of the proceeds will be donated!

Eco-Folding workshop

I’ll be facilitating an eco-folding workshop on April 17, 2021 from 1 to 3 PM at Shaar’s Bluff Gathering Center. … More

The Misunderstood Artist

http://www.instagram.com/p/CKo77UKFN40/ An anecdote from last fall.

An illustrated journal of family dynamics in Covid-Times.

I started working on a simple illustrated journal on May 1st. Short daily entries in colored pencil and china marker, … More

It's a wrap !

The “All you really need is Soup Project” has come to an abrupt end, in this era of social distancing.
However, its spirit lives on and self-care, in the shape of access to cheap, fresh, nutritious food, seem more important now than ever.

“Orange is the new black”

Or, how to use color to counter cold-season induced emotional misery.

Three soup spoons

A tale of many layers and of life journeys.
The fourth soup-making event of the season took place on January 11, gathering visual artist / jewelry designer Tia Keo and artist / botanist / educator Sarah Nassif.