Today I ran a mini-comics workshop to West Virginia K-12 teachers at this year’s WVAEA conference. If you know me, you know that I am a firm believer in the use of comics to promote literacy and offer a bridge between the “academic” and visual art classrooms curriculum. Today we talked about the benefits of... Continue Reading →

Heading home from a successful NASAD conference in St. Louis. During this time I was able to sneak some time to see artwork out in the wild. St. Louis Art Museum, 21c hotel, Kemper Museum, Contemporary Art Museum, Grafik House, St. Louis Independent Comics Expo, Lisa Bulawsky at David Bruno. It was great to catch... Continue Reading →