ONE LUMP OR TWO: THINGS THAT SUCK ABOUT BEING DIABETIC (DELUXE EDITION, Book 1)
I started thee illustrations of this book soon after my eye surgeries in Seattle at the age of 25. All I could see was black and white—and with no clarity—so pen and ink was the natural medium. In my very earliest cartoons I wouldn’t allow myself to use a pencil or eraser and, I believe, only a Rapidograph 1/.50 pen. It wasn’t about the cartoons, it was about getting my complaints out. Well, and continuing to do art regardless of limitations.
Deluxe Edition means there are more page, more cartoons, and more complaints.
It’s sister book, FingerPricks™, is available HERE.
MORE of my diabetes cartoons are available in my Etsy shop.
I started thee illustrations of this book soon after my eye surgeries in Seattle at the age of 25. All I could see was black and white—and with no clarity—so pen and ink was the natural medium. In my very earliest cartoons I wouldn’t allow myself to use a pencil or eraser and, I believe, only a Rapidograph 1/.50 pen. It wasn’t about the cartoons, it was about getting my complaints out. Well, and continuing to do art regardless of limitations.
Deluxe Edition means there are more page, more cartoons, and more complaints.
It’s sister book, FingerPricks™, is available HERE.
MORE of my diabetes cartoons are available in my Etsy shop.
I started thee illustrations of this book soon after my eye surgeries in Seattle at the age of 25. All I could see was black and white—and with no clarity—so pen and ink was the natural medium. In my very earliest cartoons I wouldn’t allow myself to use a pencil or eraser and, I believe, only a Rapidograph 1/.50 pen. It wasn’t about the cartoons, it was about getting my complaints out. Well, and continuing to do art regardless of limitations.
Deluxe Edition means there are more page, more cartoons, and more complaints.
It’s sister book, FingerPricks™, is available HERE.
MORE of my diabetes cartoons are available in my Etsy shop.