I wrote a little essay-comic-thing (?) for The Walrus magazine. You can read it in its entirety here. Below are some excerpts.
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A new comic: BOUNDLESS
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“Our idea of debt is really scary.”
On Episode 6, Lauren talks about turning 30 before speaking with superstar illustrator Jillian Tamaki (This One Summer, SuperMutant Magic Academy) about the curse of absolute freedom, Toronto vs. New York, and not relying on your parents for advice.
From a few weeks ago! I was in a weird mood when we recorded it!
(Source: hazlitt.net, via hazlittmag)
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I did a poster for the NYC Subway! Thanks, mtaartsdesign! (Photo by Daniel Fishel.)
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Look for award winning cartoonist and illustrator Jillian Tamaki’s comic strip Platform in the subway cars this week! Jillian presents us with quick snapshots – the familiar life cycle of the subway platform – entering the station, passing a bit of time, then finally hopping on the subway car – a cycle that repeats with every incoming train on every platform in the city.
Want to buy the new art card? Visit the New York Transit Museum store or purchase online.
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IG: @jilliantamaki
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Read the rest of TruBunny, the story of a D&Q intern gone rogue, on my website. The story originally appeared in the Drawn & Quarterly 25th Anniversary book.
IG: @jilliantamaki
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I got an instagram: jilliantamaki. Tumblr has been good to me, and I’ll try to keep posting here, but it’s feeling a lil musty…. (?)
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HI! The 2nd half of my short story, Body Pods, has been posted on Hazlitt. Here is Part 1, here is Part 2.
Hazlitt commissions some interesting comics!
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A Drug to Cure Fear: for this week’s NYT Sunday Review. ADs Nathan Huang and Alexandra Zsigmond
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Sketchbook drawings I made in Japan
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Emotional Fashion Statements of Canada