TEST DRIVE ink and digital, 2013 A couple pages of a script I’ve been writing. It’s about weird families, violence, commercial freight, more violence, and trying to uphold healthy, functioning relationships with psychopaths. The closest I’ve ever been able to describe it as is if the cutesy, expressive aesthetic of Pokemon was locked alone in a room with the unflinching black-humor sensibility of The Devil’s Rejects. This story isn’t all written yet— it’s actually absurdly long— but if it were, these would be pages 8, 9, 10, and 11.
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TEST DRIVE ink and digital, 2013 A couple pages of a script I’ve been writing. It’s about weird families, violence, commercial freight, more violence, and trying to uphold healthy, functioning relationships with psychopaths. The closest I’ve ever been able to describe it as is if the cutesy, expressive aesthetic of Pokemon was locked alone in a room with the unflinching black-humor sensibility of The Devil’s Rejects. This story isn’t all written yet— it’s actually absurdly long— but if it were, these would be pages 8, 9, 10, and 11.
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TEST DRIVE ink and digital, 2013 A couple pages of a script I’ve been writing. It’s about weird families, violence, commercial freight, more violence, and trying to uphold healthy, functioning relationships with psychopaths. The closest I’ve ever been able to describe it as is if the cutesy, expressive aesthetic of Pokemon was locked alone in a room with the unflinching black-humor sensibility of The Devil’s Rejects. This story isn’t all written yet— it’s actually absurdly long— but if it were, these would be pages 8, 9, 10, and 11.
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TEST DRIVE ink and digital, 2013 A couple pages of a script I’ve been writing. It’s about weird families, violence, commercial freight, more violence, and trying to uphold healthy, functioning relationships with psychopaths. The closest I’ve ever been able to describe it as is if the cutesy, expressive aesthetic of Pokemon was locked alone in a room with the unflinching black-humor sensibility of The Devil’s Rejects. This story isn’t all written yet— it’s actually absurdly long— but if it were, these would be pages 8, 9, 10, and 11.
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TEST DRIVE

ink and digital, 2013

A couple pages of a script I’ve been writing. It’s about weird families, violence, commercial freight, more violence, and trying to uphold healthy, functioning relationships with psychopaths. The closest I’ve ever been able to describe it as is if the cutesy, expressive aesthetic of Pokemon was locked alone in a room with the unflinching black-humor sensibility of The Devil’s Rejects.

This story isn’t all written yet— it’s actually absurdly long— but if it were, these would be pages 8, 9, 10, and 11.

SWEET PRINCESS ink and digital, 2013 Mockup title illustration for this article. There’s nothing wrong with liking pink and frilly things (I know I do), but when the Disney Princess culture encourages one-size-fits-all-girls personality traits like materialism and passivity, some parents try to give their kids more options. But it’s not that easy, apparently.
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SWEET PRINCESS ink and digital, 2013 Mockup title illustration for this article. There’s nothing wrong with liking pink and frilly things (I know I do), but when the Disney Princess culture encourages one-size-fits-all-girls personality traits like materialism and passivity, some parents try to give their kids more options. But it’s not that easy, apparently.
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SWEET PRINCESS

ink and digital, 2013

Mockup title illustration for this article. There’s nothing wrong with liking pink and frilly things (I know I do), but when the Disney Princess culture encourages one-size-fits-all-girls personality traits like materialism and passivity, some parents try to give their kids more options. But it’s not that easy, apparently.

Sparkledog: the (often derisive) term for a phenomenon that manifests when playing with Barbies gets old. Artistic, animal-loving girls ages 11-18 develop a canine persona, usually some kind of impossibly-colored domestic wolf. Then they deck it out with accessories: A mix of elements from a personal wishlist and their own wardrobe. Also, one of my favorite internet curiosities. Anyone who makes fun of sparkledog artists is, in addition to shooting 8 pounds of dead fish in a bone-dry barrel? A heartless, fun-hating asshat.
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Sparkledog: the (often derisive) term for a phenomenon that manifests when playing with Barbies gets old. Artistic, animal-loving girls ages 11-18 develop a canine persona, usually some kind of impossibly-colored domestic wolf. Then they deck it out with accessories: A mix of elements from a personal wishlist and their own wardrobe. Also, one of my favorite internet curiosities. Anyone who makes fun of sparkledog artists is, in addition to shooting 8 pounds of dead fish in a bone-dry barrel? A heartless, fun-hating asshat.
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Sparkledog: the (often derisive) term for a phenomenon that manifests when playing with Barbies gets old. Artistic, animal-loving girls ages 11-18 develop a canine persona, usually some kind of impossibly-colored domestic wolf. Then they deck it out with accessories: A mix of elements from a personal wishlist and their own wardrobe. Also, one of my favorite internet curiosities. Anyone who makes fun of sparkledog artists is, in addition to shooting 8 pounds of dead fish in a bone-dry barrel? A heartless, fun-hating asshat.
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Sparkledog: the (often derisive) term for a phenomenon that manifests when playing with Barbies gets old. Artistic, animal-loving girls ages 11-18 develop a canine persona, usually some kind of impossibly-colored domestic wolf. Then they deck it out with accessories: A mix of elements from a personal wishlist and their own wardrobe. Also, one of my favorite internet curiosities. Anyone who makes fun of sparkledog artists is, in addition to shooting 8 pounds of dead fish in a bone-dry barrel? A heartless, fun-hating asshat.
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Sparkledog: the (often derisive) term for a phenomenon that manifests when playing with Barbies gets old. Artistic, animal-loving girls ages 11-18 develop a canine persona, usually some kind of impossibly-colored domestic wolf. Then they deck it out with accessories: A mix of elements from a personal wishlist and their own wardrobe.

Also, one of my favorite internet curiosities. Anyone who makes fun of sparkledog artists is, in addition to shooting 8 pounds of dead fish in a bone-dry barrel? A heartless, fun-hating asshat.