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Blog postA double-spread illustration for a 2021 issue of The School Magazine about all the fun that can be had (and all the food that can be eaten) at Sydney’s iconic Luna Park! I had a lot of fun doing this one – very chaotic.
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Blog postHere’s a cover I did in Aug2020 for the K-pop band 2NE1, which is having a graphic novel biography being made for them by Michael Aushenker. The art is base on their most popular music video “I AM THE BEST” from 2011.
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Blog postShort Story: My short, 6-page story called “Mirrors” came out beautifully in print for the September 2020 issue of Kookie magazine. It’s a wonderful zine for girls aged 9-12, and my story carries a positive, uplifting story about self-doubt and confidence. Check it out! Recorded Online Workshops: I did two pre-recorded online workshops for Kingston Library called “How to Draw a Manga Face“, and another for the Northern Beaches Zine festival called “How to use 3D software to create backgrounds f
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Blog postHere’s an A4 piece of #AustralianBushfires charity art I did for the “Toons 4 Wildlife“ exhibition, to raise money for WIRES due to the horrific 2019 bushfires last year. It’s organised by Mark from TIPPETTURES and The National Cartoon Gallery in Coffs Harbour, and the exhibition runs from the 22nd Aug 2020 ~ 25th Oct 2020. Please visit and buy a few prints to raise money! Sales: If you want to buy a print of this, please contact the National Cartoon Gallery to arrange it. All proceeds will go
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Blog postI’ve finally shifted to fully digital production of comics and illustrations in Clip Studio, and I’m looking to try new digital painting styles/techniques, particularly when it comes to light and shadow.
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Blog postMy graphics card finally decided to work properly, allowing me to finally run Blender 2.83 without crashing. Blender’s 2D animation functions are fantastic, and truly worth experimenting with.
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Blog postSome exciting news: two anthologies that I have contribute to in the past has gotten some mild accolades. I contributed a chapter to both of them, and is very proud of having been a part of it–but most of all, I offer my congratulations to the editors who these respective books together. These two books are: Women’s Manga in Asian and Beyond: Uniting Different Cultures and Identities (2019) has been nominated for an Eisner Award 2020 int he category of “Best Academic/Scholarly Work” – which you
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Blog postSome thoughts on the current quarantine situation with COVID19, which has shone a stark light on the gaps we have in our society. Co-written with Sheila Pham and Masako Fukui.
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Blog postHere are the accompanying footnotes and bibliography for the Elizabeth 1 biographical comic. Feel free to email me if there are corrections required. Some of the books also have multiple editions, so if you have a different edition, the page numbers may not be correct. FOOTNOTES [1] (Castor, 2018, pp. 3-4) (Weir, 1998, pp. 11-12) King Henry VIII was of royal Plantagenet blood, but Queen Anne Boleyn was a commoner whose ancestry consisted of upwardly mobile Norfolk merchants and farmers. The
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Blog postWhen it comes to the people in Elizabeth’s life, portraits of them are fairly easy to find. I sourced all of the above paintings Wikipedia, though it should be noted that not all of the characters are drawn according to their portrait, and some are reproductions of missing originals or symbolic representations rather than depictions of actual people. Elizabeth’s Makeup: As Elizabeth ages in the comic, you may have noticed that her makeup gets noticeably heavier. With caked-on white make up (whi
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