I’m a nonfiction cartoonist and graphic journalist who loves research rabbit holes, large bodies of water, and intertextuality.

My undergraduate senior thesis is Up the Columbia!, a 50 page graphic history of the Columbia River dams. My previous work was Doukhobor Comics, a history of a Russian-Ukrainian-Canadian Christian Anarchist pacifist sect. As a Watson Fellow, I spent August 2019 to March 2020 studying comics in Indonesia, Australia, Japan, and Germany.

Since 2020 I’ve been working on a 88 page comic about how Yogyakarta cartoonists and street artists helped reinvigorate Indonesian art after the Suharto dictatorship, based on interviews I conducted as a Watson fellow.

Before I styled myself as an amateur historian, I was a prolific zinester, creating autobio vignettes and fandom silliness.

I hawk my minicomics at local zine fairs, Seattle and Portland comic shops, and online through Emerald Comics Distro.

I can be found on Instagram or via email.