#queer poc

Commissioned illustration and poster for the Racines Bookstore.

This bookstore is opening at the beginning of August in my hometown. Their store will put forward poc work only.

The event will be during our Pride Week in Montreal and is in collab with PrideMontreal, PrideCanada and Hoodstock.

I’ll be present at the art fair to sell zines, prints and stuffs :)

Kisses <3

Now in color!
#HappyPride

I even successfully finished them in time for the Amour is Love expo by The Woman Power in collaboration with Fierté Montréal / Montréal Pride

I’m so excited for this!!!!! #amourislove

Which one is your favorite? 

Happy Pride Month! :D
Worked on the linearts and did a quick blocking this week. 
Still figuring out the colours. 

I thought I’d post this here as well just for those following me on this platform! 

I have recently been given the opportunity to create a graphic novel series, with the first book set to be published in 2023 by IDW, for an original story that I’ve been developing for a while now with my collaborative partner AJ O. Mason. 

KLOUD 9 is a queer space opera focusing on two Asian leads, and surrounded by a BIPOC cast of characters. This story is so special to me, and fills me with so much joy to be working on it. I’m so thankful for the comics medium, because through them, I think many creators have been able to carve space for characters and stories of all types, especially within the sci-fi genre that I feel is lacking in television and film. 

If anyone’s interested, I’ll continue to keep updating on this project here (and progress on KLOUD 9 can also be tracked on my other social media platforms!) 

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Emmanuel Xavier, “Urban Affection”

“Maybe love was some combination of friendship and infatuation. A deeply felt affection accompanied by a certain sort of awe. And by gratitude. And by a desire for a lifetime of togetherness.”

Chinelo Okparanta, Under the Udala Trees   

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Some of the principle actors of the stonewall rebellion

Pride month has ended, but Pride is never over.