Kylo Kangaroo Tries Something New
A children's book about a kangaroo going on an adventure to New Zealand.
In this humorous look at college during and after the pandemic, accompany Eddy and his friends as they navigate their new realities. From taking classes virtually, to attending awkward campus activities, to incentivizing reading by eating a cookie every page, this collection explores the day-to-day challenges of modern students.
The Campus Life comic collection takes place in a specific, challenging time to attend college. But that doesn't stop these students. Because they're going to give it The Old College Try.
A weekly comic series for the Brandeis Hoot Newspaper.
Brandeis University interview with David about his comics
Marian Shapiro PoetIn my new book of experimental poetry several issues came up necessitating expertise I did not have. For example, combining words and drawings on a computer, as required by a publisher, is a frustrating task - converting Word to PDF, usually a no brainer, defeats the ordinary mortal - But not David. Likewise moving words inside text boxes, resizing diagrams within the context of a poem, and redoing cartoon faces to suit the customer (me) could drive a techie mad - but not David. Lucky me - and if you use his services, lucky you!
Elizabeth Sylvia Editorial Assistant at Yale University PressI had the pleasure of working with David on Irwin Shapiro’s book The Unity of Science. His work was detailed and conscientious, and his management of the book’s art program and permissions was a crucial aspect of the book’s publication. He communicated quickly and effectively. Highly recommend his work!
Irwin Shapiro AstrophysicistWorking with David was a true pleasure for me. He is very bright, catches on very quickly, and is extremely reliable. He does assignments carefully, thoroughly, and on time (often early). His artistic skills are formidable and showed to great advantage in the many figures that he drew for my book. He also points out, gently, errors that I make. I think, based on my experience, one would be hard pressed to find a person to help with art, writing, and administrative issues who is more competent and helpful than David.
Front and back of postcard designed to be handed out at Old Frog Pond Farm.
David has been drawing comics since he was eight. His first strip was Maxy Zolo followed by Abner Chinup and the Moe Mole Adventures graphic novels.
David drew over 100 comics over four years while in college. He started during the pandemic in 2020 and the comics show the transition back to in-person classes.
David wrote Kylo Kangaroo during his study abroad in New Zealand as part of a visual narratives class project.
David attended a Coming of Age Workshop at the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction Vermont