The conversation about abortion continues on page 23 and 24 of' Life in the Catalina Foothills'.
#abortion #womensrights #prochoice #webcomic #drawing

Work in progress: Somewhere near Christopher Street, NYC, circa 2005.
These drawings take time, developing layer upon layer.

#drawing #tombow #NYC #Manhattan #cityscape #wip

On page 18, 19, 20 and 21 of Life in the Catalina Foothills, I think about the time I was scared I might be pregnant. I was 19 at the time. It was false alafm, but the terror, I can still feel it. Women should always have the choice whether they want to continue a pregnancy, or end a pregnancy. Read the full (and developing) story on www.ytje.org.

#prochoice #womensrights #bodilyautonomy #webcomic

Side project: drawings about NYC over a period of 20 years. Work in progress.

On page 17 of Life in the Catalina Foothills, I read about originalists and abrtion in the Arizona Daily Star. This was in 2022, in the following pages I'm working on, I'll write and draw more about the issue. Read the full page on my website.

Last day of the year, I'm pushing out page 16 of "Life in the Catalina Foothills", which is part 3 of "Bright Light, Desert City" 🏜 read the full page & comic on my website ytje.org. #Arizona #paper #arizonadailystar #webcomic #drawing #america

Preview of page 15, I retreat to the back yard to read the paper. You can read the full story I've drawn so far on www.ytje.org.

Page 14! I'm working dilligently toward more things I encountered in Tucson/ Catalina Foothills.

Contractors delivering papers rely on holiday tipping to supplement their wage. Working a job like this to make ends meet is a reality for a lot of Americans. It's not uncommon to work 2 or 3 jobs. #arizona #tucson #catalinafoothills #webcomic

Delivering papers in Tucson includes practically a night shift, seven days a week with almost no time off. You can read the full page on my website, www.ytje.org.

Page 12 of 'Life in the Catalina Foothills' marks the start of some insight about what it entails to deliver papers in Tucson, Arizona. Believe you me, it ain't a cakewalk.