The “Untamed Garden” of post-pandemic growth 🌷🍃 In a new American Historical Review visual essay, #UBuffalo historian Claire Schen and her daughter, illustrator Maddy Cherr, reflect on teaching, learning and resilience in the long shadow of COVID-19. 💬 arts-sciences.buffalo.edu/news-and-eve...

Thanks to co-creator, co-interviewee, and daughter @maddycherr.bsky.social . I was moved by the interviews with the editors and other contributors to this issue. Give the podcast a listen. @danieljstory.bsky.social is a marvelous host! #skystorians @ubuffalohistory.bsky.social @ubuffalo.bsky.social

if any university at buffalo students happen to see this i’m doing a zine workshop thursday and u should come 🕺 registration is closed but sneak in anyhow

Treating myself to some colors todayyy

inktober 6. india point park tai chi n a ciggie

inktober 4 n 5

inktober 3

inktober 2

rhode island inktober day 1 #inktober

manchurian candidate (1962 version) poster for my local film group :^)

Last page of our visual essay for #AHR History Lab, “Embracing the Untamed Garden.” My daughter and I have talked for at least a few years about collaborating. I look forward to our next collaboration! ❤️ @maddycherr.bsky.social @ubuffalo.bsky.social @ubuffalohistory.bsky.social #skystorians

oldish plein air

Goofing around at Griffis Sculpture Park. And the map made by @maddycherr.bsky.social .

Four illustrations by Errol Le Cain for ”Molly Whuppie,” retold by Walter de la Mare (Farrar Straus Giroux, 1983).

new illo of beloved neighborhood track where i used to live

An account of food on the ground. Artful data collection and zine-making.

new zine CITY SIDEWALK SUPPER CLUB is back from the printer… four years and forty eight pages of fastidious photos of food on the ground

hey girl im an illustrator and comic guy. u can find my portfolio in my bio or on google.com