A new comic today! A true story about why I, and maybe a lot of others I know, draw comics, and about the generational (?) divide. Thanks to my pals in Squishface Studio’s Chapter Club for editing assists on this one. It’s a good time to put this out because it’s been about a year…
My Jewish community has continued to to be “triggered” by opposition to Israel’s slaughter of Palestinians, so I made them a helpful guide as to when they should feel “safe” and “unsafe”. First I made it in handy paper form and sent it to politicians. I trust they’ve shown it to the Zionist members of…
Donate and get a digital copy of Squishbook I’ve added a digital copy of Squishbook to the rewards being offered by Cartoonist Co-op artists in exchange for donating an e-SIM to someone in Gaza. As the Co-op says: The #ConnectingGaza campaign supplies E-Sims to people on the ground in Gaza, allowing them to circumvent internet…
I hate airing my private thoughts publicly. I prefer to leave that to “the art”, and, importantly, I assume that nobody should need to know or care what I have to say about most things. And this holds, except that I have relevant personal experience about a current issue, and it may as well be…
When I’m not drawing comics, I work as a service designer helping organisations improve by providing them with research, mapping and visual explainers showing them what’s going on with their service. I find myself working a lot with legacy organisations (old places. could be businesses, or govt bureaucracies) that have been around for a long…
Had a launch for my new book, What We Tell Them, at Readings Carlton this past week! What We Tell Them: A Storybook By Mr. Tony Abbott illuminates the words and actions of Australia’s most accidental PM and some of his lovable pals! It isn’t really a children’s book, unless you like your children sad….