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RIP Stan Lee. A fan once told me that they took a couple of my prints to get signed by him at a con and he was like “These are great!” – And that is basically the highpoint of my career.

Stan created the X-Men (along with Jack Kirby, of course). I consider that to be his most important creation.

Stan Lee understood that readers could look at a group comprised entirely of minority characters and see heroes.

In creating the X-Men, Stan made a space to tell the exploits of minority characters. In their own story. Forever.

They weren’t just Very Special Guests used to help Cap & Iron Man explore themes of minority oppresssion and ostracism.

The X-Men were their own institution from issue #1. As if they were there all along. Stan used his amazing gift for characters to humanize The Other, and gave them all a place in his Marvel Universe to be their authentic, uncanny selves…

#xmen #stanlee #jackkirby #cyclops #marvelgirl #theangel #iceman #thebeast #jeangrey #scottsummers #hankmccoy #bobbydrake #charlesxavier #ProfessorX #marvel #uncannyxmen #marveluniverse

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To her he was only the man who made himself agreeable nowhere, and who had not thought her handsome enough to dance with.

Happy belated Diwali! Super excited to share these illustrations of Sanjay and his dad celebrating the festival of lights for Disney. Art direction by Craig Mackay and design by Deniza Sabio. A big thank you to the Disney team for bringing me onboard!

Orlando stood upright in complete nakedness, and we have no choice left but confess—he was a woman.


Inspired by a charming illustrated soviet poster with Dalí vibes.

They had never struggled, and only struggle twists sentimentality and lust together into love.


(based on an illustrated cover of Brideshead Revisited from the 80s)

Portrait of author and lesbian style icon Natalie Clifford Barney to accompany Eleanor Medhurst’s pi

Portrait of author and lesbian style icon Natalie Clifford Barney to accompany Eleanor Medhurst’s piece for Polyester Zine ✨


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Another fashion history illustration for an article by Eleanor Medhurst about author and lesbian sty

Another fashion history illustration for an article by Eleanor Medhurst about author and lesbian style icon Natalie Clifford Barney for Polyester Zine 


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Coles Phillips-inspired illustration about author and lesbian style icon Natalie Clifford Barney for

Coles Phillips-inspired illustration about author and lesbian style icon Natalie Clifford Barney for Eleanor Medhurst’s Dressing Dykes column. A big thank you to Polyester Zine for bringing me onboard! 


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Great Scott! A Back to the Future-themed portrait for a little girl who loves 80s movies

Great Scott! A Back to the Future-themed portrait for a little girl who loves 80s movies


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Ladies, is it gay to be immortalised in a medieval tapestry longingly gazing into another woman&rsqu

Ladies, is it gay to be immortalised in a medieval tapestry longingly gazing into another woman’s eyes?


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She was a skater girl, she said “see you later, girl”

She was a skater girl, she said “see you later, girl”


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Character design for Pressure Drop,  a Grosse Pointe Blank-inspired LARP about professional killers

Character design for Pressure Drop,  a Grosse Pointe Blank-inspired LARP about professional killers attending their 20th high school reunion I don’t think it comes as a surprise to anyone who follows my work that I had a lot of fun coming up with their wardrobe ✨


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Cover for Pressure Drop, a wonderful Grosse Pointe Blank-inspired LARP about professional killers at

Cover for Pressure Drop, a wonderful Grosse Pointe Blank-inspired LARP about professional killers attending their 20th high school reunion And proof that I am willing to part with vibrant colour palettes!


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A Study of Light Travel (fig a, b, c). Acrylic transfer, coffee, paper, wood panel. 8.5″ x 8.5″ each

A Study of Light Travel (fig a, b, c). Acrylic transfer, coffee, paper, wood panel. 8.5″ x 8.5″ each, framed.


Currently at Artist Republic Gallery in Laguna Beach, CA for their Son of Skywalker art show


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Downstairs at the Grosse Pointe Girard’s Home, 1948

Downstairs at the Grosse Pointe Girard’s Home, 1948


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Carlo Nason for Mazzega Opaline Table Lamp “The Lotus”

Carlo Nason for Mazzega Opaline Table Lamp “The Lotus”


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