Angela Boyle

I wrote on Patreon about my plans to complete "Cob" by mid-May. Go ahead and laugh. There is also a picture of the 13-foot scarf I knit for my brother. This post is open to the public, but become a Patron if you want all the updates on "Cob."

Sharing more orca lady yoga poses for my patrons. Sign up at $1+ to see!

I wrote on my Patreon (public post) about why I print my books (like Awesome 'Possum and Her Blood and Bone) the way that I do. If you are curious about that kind of decision making.

I posted all my hourly comic day comics on my Patreon with some additional thoughts. It was a busy day, including my first shift at the Ferndale Public Library. Available for everyone to read! (They are late because I instantly got sick.)

I realized after saying people think I’m a snappy dresser, I put myself in a really boring outfit. But I suppose that’s it. I saw Kate Beaton and Julie Wertz at Stumptown one year. I was just at the beginning of making comics. Both (and many other comic women) were wearing a graphic T, cardigan, skirt, and leggings. And I found my style. That (and dresses from Modcloth in place of T and cardi) has been my style ever since. I love layers. It’s an updated version of what I wore in high school: straight leg jeans and knock-off Chucks, graphic T, flannel, hair in scrunchy. (Turns out I was pretty grunge, but that’s because I was basically wearing the outfits of the boys I liked.)

My Patrons can read a bit about the old man comic I have been doing. No new images for you, but a bit about what I am trying to do.

This is the Krismas card we sent out this year. That’s my illustration on Abe’s photo. 

Copics only

Magic illustration for Fairy Tale Week. Abe liked it best (well, thought it was creepiest) without a face. Which was great.

I only did half of Fairy Tale Week, but this was my first one. Little Dutch dwarf man. All copics.

pen and ink, copic markers

pen and ink, copic markers