A series of drawings about worry (and one of relief!) done during a stay in Kathmandu, Nepal on handmade paper.
For more recent drawings, see the comics from my blog.
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A series of drawings about worry (and one of relief!) done during a stay in Kathmandu, Nepal on handmade paper.
A soliloquy in Tibetan that I drew in Lhasa. It's a non-standard verse format (four syllables per line instead of the usual five, seven, or eleven). There is also an English translation called Of No Use.
A little fable drawn in Lhasa. Done in the style of a children's story, it's about the love between two balloons.
Another short comic soliloquy that I drew in Lhasa shortly before moving back to America.
Insane with the heat of a New Mexico summer and insane with Sanskrit study, these comics chronicle Nic's real conversations with an imaginary ninja.
My version of a Tibetan fable "Hero of the Grassland" about an arrogant beetle, a sarcastic ant, and their encounter with a yak.
Some random comics I drew featuring myself and some of my companions at the time in Lhasa.
A short and unfinished comic soliloquy that I drew shortly after moving to Lhasa while wondering what I was supposed to be doing and how I ended up so far from home.
A comic series featuring my friend Ray as he tries to cope with the day to day realities of working at an independent record store. My first attepmt at drawing with brush and ink.
Drawings I did on leftover photocopies while working nights at the Tanner Philosophy Library at the University of Michigan.
