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At the tail end of 2016 I had the pleasure of joining Research Vessel Falkor as an Artist-at-Sea for a three-week ocean crossing from Guam t
A friend just notified me that it is the annual Day of the Seafarer so here's a free comic about crossing the Pacific on an oceanographic research vessel to celebrate! (This voyage was also the source of the most popular thing I've ever put on Tumblr.)
Read the whole comic here.
Rosy morning porthole view.
Cartoonist Lucy Bellwood discusses her participation in a mapping expedition aboard R/V Falkor and the result of her Artist-at-Sea experience, a comic book a...
Heads up: this Friday I’ll be on a livestream Q+A talking about my time at sea with R/V Falkor and the comic I completed during three weeks in the Pacific Ocean.
If you’ve got questions about the nitty gritty of being an adventure cartoonist, mapping the ocean floor, working in the field, or using comics to bring science to a new generation of students, tune in!
Friday, June 23rd, 4pm PST. See you there!
Three weeks in the Pacific on an oceanographic research vessel, distilled in comic form.
Ooh hey I updated the Mappin’ the Floor page with all-new, FULL COLOR version of the comic! @joeyweiser added so much pop to this piece with his cheerful coloring skills, and I couldn’t be happier.
Go learn a thing or three about bathymetry, y’all.
We got to open up the portholes today 🌊
The last time. I woke up at 5:30 to watch the moon fade and the sun stain the clouds a hazy red. We're docked in Honolulu and the vessel feels like a dead thing, no longer rolling beneath us in the swell. Land smells strange. Buildings seem impossible. I am still unsure whether I belong here.
Joey Weiser is flying through coloring my recent oceanographic comic and it's looking SO SWISH ✨ Deeply grateful to have such a stellar collaborator.
If you missed the briefing: back in January I crossed a large swath of the Pacific Ocean aboard R/V Falkor, a privately-owned research vessel. Embedded with a science team, we mapped a huge portion of the ocean floor in never-before-seen detail. The science even got a write-up on WIRED last week!
I learned so much rad stuff about the research being done aboard during our three weeks at sea that I went and made a comic all about it. You can read the black and white version here and keep an eye out for the colored edition in the next few weeks.
The light tonight.
