Here’s a bunch of events I’m doing to launch Skip to the Fun Parts with some of my favorite people! More details, tickets, and RSVPs here.
What Makes a Good Museum? Dumb Answers Only!
Some art appreciation in my latest Daily Shouts for the New Yorker: What Makes a Good Museum? Dumb Answers Only!
Some praise for Skip to the Fun Parts
Skip to the Fun Parts is available to pre-order!
My upcoming book about the creative process is now available to pre-order, and it would mean the world to me if you did! If you’ve ever felt judged by other creativity guides (and really, haven’t we all?) this is the book for you.
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O Turtle
I went to Hawaii to celebrate my birthday a few weeks ago, which is what inspired this little cartoon you can see here. May we all age as gracefully as a sea turtle.
New Yorker Daily Shout: "When You Should Be Offended, But It's Actually Kind of Sad"
Presenting my latest Daily Shout. Feeling the wrong way about stuff is endlessly fascinating to me.
New Yorker Daily Shout: "If Your Desk Contains the Following"
Presenting my latest New Yorker Daily Shout: “If Your Desk Contains the Following.” I’ve said it before, but if my desk isn’t a big ol’ mess, nothing is getting done.
Big, exciting, life-changing news!
I’m writing a book! Below is the official announcement:
Phillips Collection 100 Stories Illustrations
A few of my favorite illustrations I created for the Phillips Collection 100 Stories. An excellent excuse to draw museum-goers, which never gets old for me.
Latest New Yorker Daily Shout: "Know Your Exercises"
Presenting my latest New Yorker Daily Shout for all you reluctant exercisers out there:
Cats on the Bed!
Presenting a new series I’ve been working on of Cats on the Bed (on top of fresh laundry, because cats). This is an excuse to use all the fun colors, completely arbitrarily, and zen out while drawing fabric, which as I learned in art school, is far more forgiving to draw than most everything else.
This series also marks my time-honored tradition of failing to monetize on any art project before the holiday season. But if you’d still like to purchase a drawing, you can do so here. Sizes range between 6x6’’ and 5x7’’.
Latest New Yorker Daily Shouts: "Know Your Procrastination Style"
So many ways to procrastinate, so little time. Read the full piece on The New Yorker here.
Commuting Awards that Were Cancelled Due to the Coronavirus
Remember commuting?! Read the full piece on the New Yorker website here.
The Worst Meeting: A Cast of Characters
Please enjoy my latest New Yorker Daily Shouts. Note to current co-workers: none of these apply to you, of course.
How to Enjoy the Phillips Gallery: A Flowchart
I had the pleasure of creating a flowchart for the The Phillips Collection and Brightest Young Things highlighting all the stuff to do and see there. Very much hoping other projects that give me an excuse to copy Milton Avery paintings and Angela Bullock sculptures are on the horizon!
The New Yorker Daily Shouts: "Know Your Drinks"
Please enjoy my latest New Yorker Daily Shout, dedicated to anyone else who is sad they can no longer drink red wine without needing to take a nap.
Little Lending Libraries in New Yorker's Daily Shouts
Please enjoy my latest New Yorker Daily Shout, partially inspired by my husband’s extensive Schopenhauer collection.
DC Art Book Fair #3
I’ll have a table at this year’s DC Art Book Fair on Sunday, July 7th at the beautiful National Museum of Women at the Arts, which is worth a visit in its own right. Please come on by! Along with all my latest minis and cartoon collections, I’ll be selling original art, prints, stickers, and other fun stuff.
As always, if you can’t make the book fair and still want to buy some books, my shop is always open.
New Yorker Daily Shout: Friendly Reminders
Oh, how I wish this one was not so autobiographical. You can read the whole thing here.
Secret Shames of the "Queer Eye" Hosts
I have a new cartoon on the New Yorker Daily Shouts about Queer Eye, a show that never fails to cheer me up.