This is another new character design.

I wonder what this week will be like? #art #cute #cuteart #illustration

More character design studies:

I often wonder just how deep in the weeds I really am. What about you?

Have you ever wondered why I chose the name Streusel? Then you should read my very first newsletter on Substack! In it, I also discuss my three main goals as an artist and share some of the things I have learnt about myself along the way. substack.com/home/post/p-...

Two more character variations, exploring what works best for this character.

To really get to know a character, you sometimes have to draw their head slightly differently each time.

I don’t know why I was feeling so grumpy all day, but one perk of being a cartoonist is that you can exorcise those emotions by sitting down in the evening and drawing something about it.

I drew these characters in November. As you will see, I did a lot with one of the characters over the next two months.

Here are some more character design studies.

Roomies and Mullet Ghost are now in my online store.

I did the cover for the latest issue of @sundaycomix.bsky.social buttondown.com/sundaycomix/...

John Byrne, 1982

The environments play a vital role in my next comic. I will draw and put present and past up against eachother and it will be a comment on the Norwegian mindless demolition of wild nature. #comic #graphicnovel

I could really use that skill right now:

Watching the news, only in the first week of 2026, about presidents being kidnapped, sovereign territories being threatened, and mothers being shot, made me think of this interview with Michael Moore by @owenjones.bsky.social . I saw it a couple of years ago, and it has stuck with me ever since.

self-portrait

i don't want to wake up to any news bigger than "raccoon breaks into a liquor store, gets drunk" anymore

“The revolution conquers the folk and public life, it stamps its mark on culture, the economy, politics, and private life. It would be naive to believe that art could be spared this …” — Joseph Goebbels, 1933 Photo by Jacquelyn Martin

The text below the cartoon says: “The nativity play of the Rudolf Hess Primary School in Buttcrack traditionally takes place without refugees, Jews, Arabs, and Africans.”