

2024. Graphic reportage about the transformative power of making art together, based on interviews I did in Indonesia as a 2019 Thomas J. Watson Fellow.

A graphic history of the mainstem Columbia River in the time of dams. Drawn for my undergraduate thesis, printed at Minuteman with support from various Reed College grants. 2019.

My stab at the really fascinating history of the Doukhobors, a Russian-Ukrainian-Canadian, Pacifist, Christian-Anarchist denomination. A comic about migration, struggle, and peace. Done for college credit in comics and Russian history, printed at Portland’s Independent Publishing Resource Center in 2018.


The original Yarn Doll zine from 2016 and 2017, respectively. Graphic memoir and the occasional diversion. Excerpts here.

Surprisingly popular. Drawn and printed at Kate Bingaman-Burt’s risograph workshop at Outlet PDX, then later at the IPRC.

It’s a Tom Lehrer doujinshi! Printed at Impression Printing in 2017. Assembly and hand-stamped cover by moi.

Over the Garden Wall/Steven Universe/Gravity Falls/Bob’s Burgers crossover band AU. Extremely 2017. Riso printed at the IPRC.

Recreation of a zine that I made in my friend’s dream in 2017. We put in some Billy Collins and Frank O’Hara poems just because we liked ’em.

Anthology organized by myself, Marc Palm of Seattle drawing event Dune, and Danang Catur and Yudha Sandy of Yogyakarta comix collective Mulyakarya, debuting July 2026.

Hourly Comics Day 2026, ft. a cake in the shape of Venom’s face, the insidious box elder bug, and the wicked lime bike.

A gag-an-hour diary comic from hourly comix day 2025.

2025. A sweet and goofy travel diary about me and Ari’s trip to the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo in Summer 2024.

2019 commish from the Reed College library.


A queer family drama inspired by the music of Leslie Fish. Drawn as a 24 hour comic at Books with Pictures in Portland in 2017.

Single-sheet-of-paper minicomic about India’s first female legislator. A college project for Radhika Natarajan’s course on development in the British Empire.


tldr: it was eventful.