About the work

A closer look.

Pick a myth you keep circling, the one that makes you look away. Send it to me. I answer first, free: the frame I would draw, and the one line the story has to earn, before any payment. If you want the page: I read the earliest version I can find, cite the source, then draw one plate and write the honest line under it. Two revisions, delivered in two days. The line is the work. In Sigyn it is that she never puts the bowl down, so the drop always lands. In the oldest Medusa it is that the earliest version is almost kind to her, and she still loses her head. In the changeling (Bridget Cleary, 1895) it is that if she is a changeling, the woman in the fire is not your wife, and the hands that burn her are never yours. Sourced: I name the text I read. If I cannot verify something, I say so instead of guessing.