ABOUT
I am a Seattle-based writer, illustrator, and art teacher with a love for children's books and comics. My work has been featured in the Seattle Times, the annual journal Children's Literature, Canzine Zine Festival, Unibrow Comedy & Zine Festival, and the Elliott Bay Book Company. I am currently pursuing my MFA in Writing & Illustrating Children's Literature with an undergraduate degree in sociology and art. My work is based in careful observation and finds humor in the often overlooked details. I aim to create work that is both meaningful and makes people laugh.FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Q. What materials do you use? A. I typically use a combination of ink pens, colored pencil, watercolor, and gouache. But I love to experiment with other mediums! Q. What is your art about?A. I strive to make art that is meaningful and tackles difficult topics, but also comforts people and makes them laugh. I love writing about and find humor in the often overlooked everyday details. I’m especially interested in exploring Jewish identity, social justice, and social-emotional learning.Q. How did you become an artist? A. Check out this comic!INFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
What kind of silverware are would you be? A. I would like to think butter knife but realistically spork. Q. What are some of your pet peeves? A. Using a big spoon for a little spoon purpose. When my pinky nails are too long or when my thumb nails are too short. The word belly. When commercials try to make cat food look appetizing and they put it on a white plate with a little sprig of chives. Am I supposed to want to eat it?! Q. Cats or dogs? A. Rats. How I Became an Artist, 2025. Brush pen and digital editing.
