Aug 16, 2019
angela

That’s So Julian

Julian Assange spent nearly 7 years at the Ecuadorean embassy…and boy did things get wacky*! Friends, I obviously had to make a comic book about some of those silly* moments. The book is mine from snout to tail, as I am both the writer and artist. I also got it professionally printed, and I’m self-releasing it.

BUY IT NOW
$4 + shipping – physical floppy comic book
$1 – digital pdf

That’s So Julian is made up of 16 black and white interior pages and a full color cover, printed professionally on good quality paper. Here are a few pics, and a few pages from inside the comic itself. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed making it. And do let me know what you think! Continue reading »

Feb 28, 2019
angela
Comments Off on Play!

Play!

I’ve never liked wearing rings. 
But recently, I really wanted to make one in this style out of pink plastic (resin, really)–so here it is.

It’s handmade at each step of the process. From the carving, to the mold making, to the shaping.

Here’s what I did:

I carved the positive out of niupika carving wax. It took me a few tries to understand just what tools I needed to use, and how slowly I needed to go to not crack the surface or remove too much wax by mistake. Then I created a mold using Polycraft GP-3481-F silcone rubber. I’ve done this before (here and here) but it always takes me a few tries to figure out how to minimize bubbles, and also how to best bisect the mold to minimize the occurrence of registration errors. Then I cast a few using polytek easyflo 60 resin, that I tinted pink. 

Each one has it’s own little errors. But as The Narrator in Fight Club (Edward Norton) explained, it’s these little blemishes that can form your whole identity if you’re not a jerk. That was the message of the movie, wasn’t it?

Nov 9, 2018
angela

Study for three figures at the base of the internet

An homage/an update to Francis Bacon’s Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion. I drew this the day after the Marjory Stoneman Douglass school shooting, which took place on Valentines Day 2018.

Dec 25, 2017
angela

But I Guess, In The End, We Just Moved Furniture Around (Video Version)

This is a collaboration with David Pocknee and Richard Craig. It’s definitely David’s piece but he invited us into the compositional process with him. We met several times over the span of two years to come up with what this work ultimately became. It was just a lot of trying things out; a lot of looking at stuff and a lot of moving stuff around. David is good at combinations. I just love him. We You can find the score here (on David’s website). 

Oct 17, 2017
angela

Not the Rodrigo Constanzo Story

My new comic is ready to be held by your delicate reader hands.

It’s about Jason Biggs running lines with his agent, in order the land the part of Rodrigo Constanzo, in a movie about Rodrigo Constanzo.

Rodrigo Constanzo wrote the script.

We didn’t give it a title, but it’s NOT The Rodrigo Constanzo Story. It’s printed on 32 “silk coated” pages and is A5 size (if you fold a piece of printer paper in half, that’s about the size). It will come with a few stickers and Rod’s fantastic mac n’ cheese recipe on the back cover! 

Here are some pics. Enjoy.

Continue reading »

Pages:«1234567...31»

Nothing Rhymes With Rats (Trade Paperback)
This 140 page, perfect bound book collects the comic strips that take our rats on a journey of self discovery–from the cage and nihilism to transcendent hope. Get it HERE.

Paradoxical Book 1
Reluctant, time-travelling, twins have to solve a paranormal murder mystery set in 1920s Miami. It was co-created with writer Jason Chestnut. We’ve included the first two issues in this 52 page comic book. Get it HERE.

Bastet’s Rats Nest 
Our two rats are at it again. This time caught-up in a National Treasure type caper that takes them deeper and deeper into the occult. Co-created with Ramsey Janini, it’s a wild ride. Get the 52 page comic HERE.