Logos and posters for local radio programs. One deals with a live forum discussion between the community and journalists. The other is a program to teach women and non-conforming folks various journalism/audio skills.

Logotype for the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Action Alliance’s project to teach teens about consent.

New illustration/poster design for Legal Aid’s annual fundraising event, Justice for Ale. You can check out the event here.

I did these four illustrations for three plays slotted for this Summer by Clubbed Thumb. Negative Space is provided for the type on the respective plays and main poster. You can find out more info about each play here: https://www.clubbedthumb.org/

I am tabling next weekend at Black Speculative Arts Movement #BSAMdc2018 Saturday, March 31, 2018, 10am – 5pm Gateway Media Arts Lab  3311 Rhode Island Avenue Mount Rainier, MD 20712

I will also be hosting a workshop on Character Design at the event.

It’s been over a month since the latest issue of DC Magic Bullet came out so here is my latest comic in it. You can still pick up copies in select locations around the greater DC area. Below is the script.

“As more of my friends get caught and I worry about them…

I’ve begun to question whether these distorted misspelled aliases are worth continuing being a graffiti artist.

I’d like to move from solely doing letters. They feel limiting, but some well known writers’ poking fun at “street artists” has me sticking with it – regardless of losing interest in a limited focus.

I now fixate on the appeal of my body’s movement as I paint large fluid strokes, and sketch my letters with that in mind.

I begin to see painting as a meditative dance.

I wouldn’t tell my friends that of course – they’d probably think I was corny.

I also relish in the experience of the places I visit – knowing that I am one of a handful of people who saw these forgotten urban/rural spaces.

It has become more important than just a creative outlet or a social habit.

It’s exploration … leaving our mark on whatever we discover and taking a photo of our work as a reminder of those moments.”

Two screen printed arts prints for Screens N Suds annual fundraising event. This year was for the Virginia MS Society, Gallery5, and Studio Two Three. You can order prints here (all proceeds benefit the non-profits).

Shirt designs for the Richmond Chapter of Food Not Bombs.

Two unlettered pages for an anthology project, Haawiyat,  that provides free comic adaptations of Syrian folk tales to Syrian refugee children. This story is titled “The Monkey Learns to Weave” about a weaver trying to teach a monkey how to weave. Written by A. Dave Lewis. The stories will be in arabic so read right to left. You can donate to the project here and find out more about the organization here.

Wizard of Oz themed graphics that I made to invite folks to Legal Aid Justice Center’s Big Bash. Save the date here.