illustration
Illustrations: Signs of Love
Over the course of a few months, I worked with Signs of Love, a nonprofit that serves deaf communities in underserved regions, to develop new illustrations. They desired a series of drawings that encapsulate the steps of a healthy, long-term relationship. We originally planned for six drawings to replace the ones currently in use. I added a seventh because it seemed strange to jump from pregnancy to old age with nothing in between.
Destiny Awaits Write Right
My youngest brother thought Write Right should become a Destiny character in advance of the September 20 release. He then added, “She should be a warlock. Oh, and give her Gjallarhorn.”
Drawing challenge accepted.
Write Right Goes under the Sea
Write Right Receives Her Inheritance
Once upon a time, according to a tale possibly written by the Grimm brothers, a shepherd leaves a small inheritance to his daughter and son: the homestead and three sheep. The daughter claims the house, and the son (played by Write Right) takes the sheep.
Write Right Finds a Singing Tortoise
My theme for the year is fairytales, but I want to make sure I address other cultures. They’re beautiful, and they often have the most interesting stories. The aim requires me to play fast-and-loose with the “fairytale” definition; I find myself resorting to folktales and fables. Perhaps that’s not a point to quibble. Many modern fairytales have their roots in folk stories.