COMICS*
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“INTERCATS”
Kid’s Graphic Novel Series (Summer 2026)
ILLUSTRATION | CHARACTER DESIGN | TEXT-TREATMENT | LAYOUT | LETTERING First Second Publishers, Baobab Studios
LOGLINE:
“Told through the big reflective eyes of cats, Intercats is a four-quadrant animated workplace comedy about the cats who produce the hysterical cat videos that go viral on the Internet. It features a ragtag team of cats aspiring to get what all cats want: their independence. But, to do so, they must first learn to navigate their own internal relationships and build upon their success as the premiere studio for viral cat videos. Intercats reflects the heroic lengths we will all go to find and secure our own place in the world.”
“GETTING IT TOGETHER”
Comic Book Series
ILLUSTRATION | CHARACTER DESIGN | TEXT-TREATMENT | LAYOUT Image Comics, debuted Fall 2020
LOGLINE:
“Sam and Jack are best friends, and Sam is dating Lauren, Jack's indie rocker sister and roommate. When Sam and Lauren open up their long-term relationship, skyrocketing tensions send social shockwaves through their friend group and the entire Bay Area. And Jack, caught in the middle of it all, may be forced to take sides in a conflict he never wanted to be a part of. Life gets pretty messy when you're in your 20s and your friends are your family.”
MARY SUES
Concept Art
SERIES PITCH Blue Ribbon Entertainment, then subsidiary of Warner Bros Discovery
While working on the Getting It Together comic-book series, I was hired to illustrate concept art for a series pitch to Warner Bros/The CW. The show centered on a single female, early twenty-something freelance comic book artist. She’s just getting started and lives in Portland. They wanted the drawings to show her at work in her natural environment on any random day, and to feature a few items you could find in her art studio (her apartment, for realism).
I literally looked around my apartment and just drew what I saw, albeit a more tidy version. Not pictured: lots and lots of receipts, and a cat. For the splash page (jargon!) that she’s inking, I was asked to create a battle royale scene with a costumed Bill Nye type watching in the background. The show didn’t get picked up.
Incidentally, check out Helioscope — shortly before taking this project, I’d spent a long weekend with some of its denizens at an overnight camp for comics professionals in the rainforests of Juneau, Alaska. Where’s that tv series?