12.30.25 – Bathhouse

Earlier in the fall I had really cool opportunity to do an editorial illustration for COYOTE- a worker-owned media collective run by journalists in the Bar Area. My contact, Soleil Ho, is a writer who’s work I really like! The food-focused GN she co-wrote with my friend Blue Delliquanti, Meal, is an all-timer.

The article itself (“So You’ve Finally Gotten Up the Nerve To Visit a Gay Bathhouse. Now What?“) is certainly worth a read too, and [idk text here]

Anyway! Initial thumbnails:

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Citrus Con 2025 Postcard + Calendar

Every Citrus Con I work on a special postcard to go out with orders that weekend, but this past year I only sold digital wares! I still printed some for conventions and such (yell at me for one if you see me!), but I wanted to make the most of the work I did and did something special: mini digital calendars in both desktop and phone ratios! You can download them and a hi res of this image here, or just go below the cut to nab one.

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Real Change Pride/Keep Seattle Weird covers

I was recently pinged to do the Pride edition cover of Real Change, a local magazine I’ve worked with before. They were looking for something to accompany their theme of resisting the corporatization of Pride here in Seattle, and if there’s one thing I love to draw more than dudes banging it’s a bunch of weird little guys.

The top is representations of the events climbing out of a book (since we have so many book events- the antique book fair, the newer art book fair, Shortrun, etc) and the second is the same idea but each one is slotted together like a jigsaw puzzle.

It might be difficult to parse at a tiny size, but the stuff I’ve included in both is:
-The center of the universe sign
-Farmers markets (veggies/fruits/plants/etc)
-Nude cyclist for the Solstice Fair
-Flags for Pride
-Puppet mascot from the puppet slam at Theater Off Jackson
-Bunraku tiger from Thistle Theater
-Books/zines (the top one includes Frank by Jim Woodring, local cartoonist)
-Hotdog from one of the Hump! covers
-Cameras in general for our multiple film festivals here
-Fremont Troll
-Queer Cowboy Show, also from TOJ
-Seattle Independent Bookstore Day
-Framed art for our multiple Art Walk events
-Big quilt from Folklife

Honestly I could’ve rattled off more weird things but not all of them really work in miniature.