#charlotte gomez

My full spread for the 1001Knights Anthology!

It was an honor to to have my work included with this group of incredible artists, and I’m so excited to see the project’s really resonated with people. HUGE thanks to @kevinjaystantonand@anniestoll for all the magic they worked to make this possible!

There are only 3 days left to get your copy through the kickstarter (with a lot of really fantastic push goals already unlocked), so make sure you get in there soon!

Had so much fun illustrating this essay about finding yourself and your people through fan fiction!

An illustration for this amazing essay by Kirsten King about rejecting the entitlement men feel towards women’s bodies.

Illustrations for BuzzFeed Australia’s feature on why January 26th is a day of mourning for Aboriginal people, and the pain of its choosing as a national holiday.

Some silly things I’ve made recently for BuzzFeed!

For BuzzFeed’s Mental Health Week, accompanying this essay about taking care of yourself.

Illustration for Alissa Quart’s essay about social mobility in the Neapolitan book series.

I was lucky enough to draw for Laurie Penny’s essay, How To Be A Genderqueer Feminist. It’s a hugely inspiring read, and made me feel really hopeful about how feminism can change for the better.

My piece for Light Grey Art Lab’s Cosmos show! This was a MASSIVE undertaking on their part, and I’m so happy I got to be a part of it. Check out the rest of the gorgeous pieces here, and maybe grab a Cosmos decktoo!

My constellation was Puppis, otherwise known as ‘poop deck’ (haha). I decided to draw the Argo’s rear doing what it does best, which is outrunning things that want it dead. B)

Illustration for Kathleen Alcott’sWho I Met On My Long Way Homeessay.

Illustration for a moving and heartbreaking essaybyNaomi Jackson.

A recent essay illustration for BuzzFeed!

Ahh, not dead I swear… just forever indecisive about what I should post here, heh. Anyway, a couple recent things. c:

My piece for Light Grey Art Lab’s Skate or Die show! It’s all about the spooky and the sinister, mine showing the darker things that might be hiding out in nature.

A lot of amazing artists made beautiful work (seriously, look at it all) for this show, and I was completely stoked to be a part of it too. Prints and the physical boards themselves (which are a hundred percent skateable) are available here.

A little thing about realizing how much of ourselves we leave in our work.

I’ve opened an InPrnt account, so feel free to check it out if you’re so inclined. c:

Illustrations for 8 Things People Don’t Tell You About Growing Up Poor, for BuzzFeed UK.

A couple pieces for BuzzFeed’s Travel Week!

Ebook cover illustration for the incredibly talented Eva Recinos. Her essays are incredible, I definitely recommend picking up a copy!