She’s self-published “Freddy Stories” – an adorable collection of stories about Freddy, for kids and adults alike! She’s an extremely gifted story teller – check out her stuff.

I also selfishly included my character momo in the comic strip- that story I hope to get on a website of it’s own, soon. >.<

In other news, the past few days were consumed with getting ready for my grandmother’s 90th birthday. I was in charge of the slideshow, which meant browsing through tons of photo albums and unorganized photos -scanning, organizing, etc. But it’s over! On the other hand, I came across some photos of things I did in the past year that I forgot to post about, including this gingerbread house, cactus m&m christmas trees courtesy of the imaginative and at times frightening mind of my sister:

and a dress I made for possibly the cutest girl in the world:

photos courtesy of both my excellent sisters.

updated comics with a little story I did a couple years back. my version of a love story.

eat lots of chocolate and some goodies i baked for the occasion:

practice, practice…

I’m not sure how much I actually contributed to the book, but I feel honored to have been a part of it. Anyway, there will be a blog tour – check out the schedule here.

Congrats and thank you to Trina Robbins who actually wrote the book, to Anne Timmons (pencilist), and to Graphic Universe!

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I was lucky enough to have been able to be part of a project to be published by Graphic Universe — I inked! How crazy is that?! It’s up on amazon now for pre-order if you want to check it out. I was also (even more) lucky to have been able to pencil (and ink) some pages as well… 5 in total, I think? They are mostly chapter title pages, but here are a couple images: (click for bigger)

Anyway, we’ll start off with a couple illustrations I did for KidsVT and Sevendays, a magazine and newspaper, respectively. I cropped them weirdly, I don’t know why. click for bigger.