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If you haven't had a chance to read Trying Not To Notice yet, now is the perfect time to pick up a copy. For only $7 (+shipping), you can own my strange graphic novel and experience this sadly tragic story for yourself.
The novel has received high praise from both critics and readers alike. The narrative has been described as "disturbing" and "not how I want to spend my free time," and it has garnered zero awards despite its exceptional storytelling and art.
Reflecting on 2022
The still of mid-winter is as good a time as any to reflect on the past year. A few public moments of gratitude are appropriate after a year that was filled with its fair share of challenges. Although, as always, comics saw me through. 2022 was a busy year for this cartoonist.
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October 8 + 9, 2022 | Columbus, Ohio
I’m hitting the road this October, and exhibiting at Cartoon Crossroads Columbus (CXC). If you live in or near Ohio—don’t miss this cross cultural event. I’ll be the cartoonist drinking Cheer Wine and eating Wendy’s.
Getting some PHO 79
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Very happy to announce that my artwork is once again in the most recent issue of the comics anthology Rust Belt Review. Read the thrilling conclusion.
Find A Gun: Part 1
This month the club goes to Daalo Hilaac.
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Eat Street Diners Club #19: Are restaurants just a dream?
Read the Eat Street Diners Club on Substack!
Best Web Comic of the Year?
Not likely. But I’m very excited to hear that the Eat Street Diners Club was shortlisted for Slate’s Cartoonist Studio Prize.
What a surprise and honor. Doing my best over here to not let the bad news obliterate the good.
Eat Street Diners Club #17
Applications Are Open
Are you a cartoonist or printmaker? Would you like to exhibit at the 2020 Autoptic Festival? I think that you are AND YOU DO!
All applicants who apply by April 15th, 2020 will be notified of the status of their application by May 1st, 2020.
Eat Street Diners Club #13
This month the Diners Club goes to Cheng's Garden Chinese Restaurant!
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Eat Street Diners Club #11
This next Wednesday marks the one year anniversary of of my recent comic, the Eat Street Diners Club. 120 pages so far. What?!
This comic is the most fun I’ve ever had as a cartoonist. It’s fun to draw, it’s fun to write, it’s fun for me to re-read. It’s a daily challenge, but the kind that reminds me why I love comics in the first place.
Unfortunately, I don’t think a lot of people are reading it. I’ve lost the gusto for comic-book-promotion that I used to have (that energy is going into my design business), and the rate that I’ve been creating, and the nature of the project doesn’t mean I can make books, which I think is how the casual comics reader will ultimately enjoy these stories.
I send one email a month—on the first Wednesday of the month. Comic book day.
It’s just 10 pages of a funny (I hope) comic about eating, drinking and being merry.
Joyce Schulz Syrup Pancakes
So I got this book from 1966 called “The Cartoonists Cookbook” because it had a recipe from Charles Schulz. Well, really it’s from his (first) wife, Joyce. I guess Chuck wasn't much of a cook.
I learned recently that the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum has the original drawing that is included in the book.
They're pretty good. Here’s the recipe if you want to make some breakfast.
Joyce Schulz Syrup Pancakes
1 1/2 cups flour (Gold Medal)
3/4 teaspoon salt
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 egg
1 cup milk
3 tablespoons melted butter
1/4 cup maple syrup
Sift dry ingredients. Mix egg, milk, butter and syrup and add to flour mixture.
Stir only until dry ingredients are moistened. Bake on lightly greased griddle. Makes approximately 25 three-inch pancakes.
Eat Street Diners Club #8
This month the club eats empanadas!
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Eat Street Diners Club #7
This month the club goes to Five Watt.
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New Carriage Press
Mark Ehling is offering art through the mail … every month! I just subscribed. You can too.
You can also find two of Mark’s stories, illustrated by me, in the short story collection, Quick and Painless, available in the shop.