Maxine

comics + illustration

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Isn’t it ironic when you find copies of Missing? 

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But how had it begun in the first place? 

A page from a half-written book(that I hope to finish this summer) about a woman who loses her voice. 

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Something wicked this way comes.

I may have posted this before? Another sketch from 2015. 

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If not over the moon, at least close enough to touch it.

Another sketch from 2015.

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You know that feeling... A sketch from 2015? 

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I did this illustration for Mad Hatters: New York Hats and Hatmakers, City Lore’s top-notch new exhibit on the role that hats play on the catwalk that is NYC. I have to admit I love drawing hats and I’m really happy with how it came out. If you’re on the LES, check out the exhibit! 

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Dress Up, a comic based on/inspired by “Doctor” Malachi Love-Robinson, a Florida teenager who posed as a doctor. 

Done for Leela Corman’s non-fiction comics class at the Sequential Artists Workshop. 

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Yet to be titled, but done for Leela Corman’s non-fiction comics class at SAW.

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From Tom Hart’s Comics Obstructions class. Collaged from parts of (xeroxes of) old issues of Garo. Inspired by “Highwayman” by the Highwaymen. 

Apologies for the shitty iphone photo. Shared in a fit of enthusiasm. 

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For you. Unless I don’t love you. 

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A distraction. Middle panel inspired by JMW Turner. 

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Illustration for The Shed. The theme was “things that go bump in the night.” 

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Another super old piece

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My first silkscreen ever. I drew on top of it later on. 

Super old but I still sort of love it.

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