These comic-book style glasses frames evoke a cartoonist with a wide pen. Two true circles around each eye continue the 3/8" flat surface, The body is purple, gently overlain with green dots -- a handful at the bottom to 60% coverage at the top.
Ashanti Fortson creates comics in jewel tones, set in space, in game-worlds, on earth. They write about the seasons and the heart; disability and disablism; not speaking and being heard. Their art and ideas make me breathe easier.
Rhea Ewing is a thoughtful and talented artist. They deploy oils, pencils, collage, as well as digital tools to capture how humans relate to nature. Among other subjects, Rhea's detailed illustrations combine beetles, butterflies, and human hands. I was thrilled to find their work at WisCon, and I'm delighted to support their work via Patreon. Rhea's print "Community" hangs in my living room.
Spend a happy afternoon exploring Rhea's art and writing at their site RheaEwing.com
As long as I've known them, Rhea has been working on FINE: a comic about gender. ( more about FINE )
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