Long overdue for my first correspondence of the year - but here's what's up:
My 2014 graphic novel DISTANCE MOVER officially continues in issue 4 of WINTER'S END magazine published by Gytha Cooperative. Subscribe to the online and print editions on their Pateron. Stoked to be working on this alongside so many other talented comics creators. Thanks a ton to Gytha for letting me tag along.
More chapters to come.
ALSO: I forgot to post these covers I created for Gytha last year for WINTER’S END and their sister YA publication PERHAPS.
By the way:
Just wrapped teaching my third cohort for the Online Master in Editorial & Advertising Illustration for LABASAD (Barcelona School of Arts and Design) The fourth section starts later this year. If you’re an aspiring creative and reading this: It’s fun and you’ll get me looking at and interacting with your work for two non-consequtive months. Check it out. Thanks to the master Bárbara Malagoli for brining me on - and to Matthew James-Wilson of Heavy Manners Library, who photographed the headshot 10 years ago! I’ve changed a bit since then. 
Bye for now!
December 18 2024:
This is belated because I have just returned back in Toronto, but I was at Comic Arts Los Angeles this past weekend and had an excellent time.
Despite being incredibly car centric, LA still manages to be a magical place (Blue skies and golden sunshine all along the way.) I, a non-driver, was very lucky to have a guide in Matthew James-Wilson of Heavy Manners Library, who I admire endlessly for his dedication, work-ethic and insight. The prints I mailed down to the show did not arrive until today - but fortunately, they should be available through Heavy Manners before long. Thanks to everyone I chatted with and exhanged books with at the festival. Hope to see you all again soon.
Elsewhere, here is one of two Illustrations I did earlier this year for the fall issue of Maisonneuve Magazine. This one accompanied a new fiction piece by Sophie McCreesh titled "The Wiseman Girl" about perpetually sighting a long estranged childhood friend.Doing mostly digitally coloured illustration for editorial work since around 2014, it was great to work with my old analogue process for this one. Happy to be back. Thanks for AD Rachel Wine for their trust.
November 15 2024:
My new comic Push/Pull #2 is here. First full colour comic I’ve done I think. Available in my shop.
Interior pages were all 8.5 x 11 mixed media works.
Also:
September 5 2024:
Heavy Manners Library is producing a couple of large format prints of my recent work. Each print is 24”x20”, printed on EPSON Hot Press Bright White archival, acid-free, 100% cotton rag inkjet paper with a bright smooth finish. 305 gsm. Available to pre-order until September 17th. Check them out here.August 17 2024:
The fourteeth edition of Zine Dream happens today atThe Parkdale Hall in Toronto. To Mark the occasion
I’ve reprinted my 2016 zine FROG. You can get a copy here.
June 8 2024:
I’m a Special Guest at the inaugural Zine
Not Dead Fest on Saturday, June 15th from 12-6pm at Grace Church of Logan Square (3325
W Wrightwood Ave) in Chicago. I’ll be tabling at the fest selling books and prints. 
As part of the festival’s programming, I’ll be speaking with Ron Regé Jr and Kevin Huizenga about treasured pieces in our comic collections, Moderated by Brian Baynes of Bubbles Fanzine. 
In the evening I’ll be reading a selection from my book Baby at Zine Not Dead #23. Hope to see y’all there. May 22 2024:
The next edition of Zine Dream will be held in Toronto at the Parkdale Hall (1605 Queen Street W) on August 17 from 11AM-5PM. More info at zinedream.com.
May 9 2024:
Push/Pull
"The Comic Art is Total Bullshit Issue"
32 pages, B&W Riso, 7" x 8.5"
Edition of 250
Available in my shop.
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