A diary comic about Wretched Lydia's live show.

"Roma Aeterna" by Adelaide Crapsey

A diary comic about a trip to the museum with a new person.

A diary comic about the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (or MICE), a convention founded by artists @bradenlamb.bsky.social and @shelliparoline.bsky.social My pal @fairywarriorcat.bsky.social was one of the artists who got a minicomics grant for the last show

"Sunset" by Paul Laurence Dunbar

A diary comic about moving.

A diary comic about planned obsolescence.

A diary comic about Thanksgiving.

A diary comic about the Transgender Day of Remembrance.

"Green Mountains" by James Russell Lowell

A diary comic about live performance,

An editorial cartoon that ran in Under the Broom, a Salem-based newsletter I contribute to.

A diary comic about civic engagement

"The Book Worm" by CW Pearson

A diary comic about inoculations.

A diary comic about housing.

"The Artist" by Amy Lowell

A diary comic about Muppet birthdays.

A diary comic about civic responsibility.

Happy New Year! Here's a diary comic about Halloween.

"Laugh and Be Merry" by John Masefield

A diary comic about small chores. Also, I am currently on the vacation I mentioned in panel four. I managed to organize that hulking pile of books and I'm probably more proud of myself than I should be.

A diary comic about unexpected life changes.

"If" by H.C. Dodge

A diary comic about living museums, woo, and the ever-tugging insistence of capital.

"My Fancy" by Alexander Posey

A diary comic about Halloween tourism.

"Lines on Thamesford" by James McIntyre

A diary comic about my Dad turning 70.

"Deceit" by Raymond Garfield Dandridge

A diary comic about sharing one's niche interests.

A Poem by Fun'ya no Yasuhide

A diary comic about "The War on Drugs". This one feels sadly relevant in a news cycle where the current administration is pretending to care about "narcoterrorists" while planning to loot Venezuela.

"Burial Stones" by Frank Prewett

A diary comic about recreational fruit picking.

"Ashes of Roses" by Elaine Goodale Eastman

A diary comic about making art for a public exhibition.

"Success" by an unknown author. (Some parts of the internet insist that it's Milton Berle, randomly enough.) The artwork was sketched out at the MFA Boston. A good chunk of the imagery was swiped from Japanese prints, but some of it came from the garden outside.

A diary comic about revival screenings.

"Summer Stillness" by Aldous Huxley

A diary comic about the miscellaneous little things that were going on in my life at the moment. I'm basically clearing out the junk drawer with this comic.

"Inscription for My Son's Dinner Plate" by Eugene Field

So, I've officially done fifty of these diary comics. Here's the fifty-first: it concerns an evening spent at the local barcade.

I occasionally like to draw along to old YouTube uploads of The Joy of Painting With Bob Ross. My friend Jack Giaour was nice enough to compose a poem for one of the resulting watercolors.

A diary comic about a trip Centi and I took to the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

"An Earth Song" by Langston Hughes

A diary comic about health issues and the workplace.

I made some sketches of a fishing pier in my city. I felt that a Yeats poem was a pretty good fit for them.

A diary comic about a family outing to Canobie Lake Park, an amusement park in southern New Hampshire.

I went to a Vincent Van Gogh exhibition at the MFA Boston a few months ago. For whatever reason, I found myself sketching a bunch of hands in the various portraits. I found an old, vaguely-moralistic children's poem about hands in some public domain verse compilation. It seemed to fit well enough.