Had to take this screenshot for posterity: my McSweeney’s Internet Tendency list on the same page as a list by Roxane Gay oh yeah. Read it and weep. Advertisements Continue reading
Author Archives: cutejuice
New work and upcoming shows
I’ll be tabling at Zine Dream and Canzine Toronto with a new collection of freshly squeezed comics and zines: Milkweed vol 2 (second printing; erotic art & literature zine) EASY (conceptual comics) BFF (full colour micro-comic) Unexpected Recipes, Familiar Foods (illustrated food zine) Kawai’s Dead Intellectuals Hot List vol 2 (irreverent zine) See you … Continue reading
Another Kickstarter: Ricepaper’s Currents
It seems like it’s been the summer of the Kickstarter campaign for me. My essay about Chinese-Canadian identity was published last year by Ricepaper Magazine and now has been chosen to be included in their upcoming anthology, Currents, for which a Kickstarter campaign has gone live. Ricepaper is an awesome journal that has been publishing … Continue reading
Speculative Relationships Vol. 3
This comic anthology has been funded! Thanks to everyone for supporting the Kickstarter ❤ Find out more about the story I contributed or check out the other artists! Continue reading
Teaser: Speculative Relationships & La Dame Bleue
It’s my pleasure to announce that the Speculative Relationships Kickstarter, which will feature comics from 19 different artists, is now live! For those curious, you can read more about the story I’m contributing. I’m also offering a special reward – scented personalized postcards ❤ For those curious, I will be scenting the cards with … Continue reading
Kawai’s Guide to London’s galleries, museums, bookstores & comics
Galleries & Museums The V&A Museum has an excellent collection that houses permanent exhibits on fashion and another on theatre, two of London’s cultural strengths. These are both highly recommended. It’s also quite a beautiful space. It’s located in close proximity to other museums and is within easy walking distance of Hyde Park and Kensington … Continue reading
TCAF17 post mortem
Before I write this year’s recap, I thought I’d reflect on TCAF’s success in light of heightening tensions regarding diversity in creative fields. TCAF was one of my first introductions to comics and because of it, I operated under the blithe assumption that indie comics was largely free of the systemic forms of discrimination that … Continue reading
Teaser: La Dame Bleue
Working hard on my comic for Speculative Relationships 3! You can read more about this comic and Isabella Blow here. Continue reading
Kawai’s Guide to Representing Minorities
I wrote this post ages ago, way back in 2016, but then everyone around me became consumed with politics and it seemed out of place to publish it. I put it on ice and forgot about it. However, the recent controversy regarding Broken Pencil’s editor prompted me to remember what I’d written. Please note that … Continue reading
Kawai’s Guide to TCAF Eats v.2
It’s been three years since I wrote a food related post for TCAF so it’s about time for an update. CLOSE TO THE TRL (listed in order of walking distance) Most restos listed below do takeaway, but almost everything is made to order, so there is a bit of a waiting period. Also, it’s worth … Continue reading
