Saturday, December 31, 2016

Sketchbook: Surf Yoga, Whale Moon, Island of Monsters

A random page from my 2016 sketchbook. Never stop drawing. Onward, we go. 2017, let's see what you got.

Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Update: Upworthy and TABI LABO

Honored to have my cartoons featured on Upworthy and TABI LABO this month!

Wishing you all peace, love, and solace this season.  I'll be back with new cartoons in the new year. 

Grateful to you for reading and relating.
http://www.upworthy.com/11-funny-and-poignant-comics-about-being-there-for-each-other-in-times-of-trouble
http://tabi-labo.com/279638/connie-wonnie


Monday, December 19, 2016

Friday, December 09, 2016

Annoying Either Way

I just realized that I'm being annoying either way. Self-awareness = life's work

Monday, December 05, 2016

Equal Parts Hope

- for every heartbreak.

Connie on Ko-fi

[Color pencil illustration comic of a cartoon girl with a bun pouring a pitcher of universe into a larger pitcher, against a backdrop lushly rendered purples and golden yellows. Text caption: "I like to think that for every heartbreak in the universe...there exists equal parts hope." Comic page titled "Equal Parks Hope" in bold ink script. Original illustration by Connie Sun, cartoonconnie, from 2016.]
Color pencil illustration comic of a cartoon girl with a bun pouring a pitcher of universe into a larger pitcher, against a backdrop lushly rendered purples and golden yellows. Text caption: "I like to think that for every heartbreak in the universe...there exists equal parts hope." Comic page titled "Equal Parks Hope" in bold ink script. Original illustration by Connie Sun, cartoonconnie, from 2016.

Friday, December 02, 2016

What's For Dinner?

I don't know what's for dinner or the long-term side effects of operating in a global economy, dependent on fossil fuels.

"When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten, and the last stream poisoned, you will realize that you cannot eat money." (x)

Thursday, November 24, 2016

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Well Beyond Reproach, Humanity

I mean, we're human - you can't judge us, right?


New Series: Animal Climbing Beta #1 and 2

In case you missed it, I'm a new artist in residence at Brooklyn Boulders and, for the next 4 months, I'll be working on a fun cartoon series on animals and climbing friendships. 

Here are the first 2 series installments: Animal Climbing Beta (#1) and Underrated Animal Climbers (#2)

If you have cartoon ideas, animal suggestions, or stories about climbing friendships, find me @cartoonconnie on Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, and Facebook, or say hi in person if you climb in NYC!

Shout out to Kevin R., Lorenzo, and Kevin W. for their ideas on the first 2 in the series!






Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Unique Human Abilities

Researcher Brene Brown says that one of the reasons we blame is to offset pain.

Friday, November 04, 2016

Tuesday, November 01, 2016

Friday, October 28, 2016

Essential Emojis

Happy birthday to the one/only Sree Sreenivasan! Thanks for your heart, generosity, and essential #sreetips on life :)

Wednesday, October 26, 2016

New Project: Cartoonist in Residence at Brooklyn Boulders

Super excited to be a new cartoonist in residence at Brooklyn Boulders! For the next 4 months, I’ll be drawing a series of comic strips on animals and climbing beta! Here's the first one. Stay tuned for future installments!
Big thank you to Cyrena Lee and BKB for the awesome oppty and fellow climber Lakshmi Menon for her excellent photog skills.

Announcement Excerpt:
"The community at Brooklyn Boulders has come to mean a lot to me in a short span of time...One of the unexpected gifts of climbing has been the people I have met, who have generously shared wisdom, kindness, and beta with me. 
On good and bad days, I can always count on climbing as a safe space where I can leave stress and anxiety to the side, off my mind...I didn’t know when I started climbing how much I would feel uplifted by this community, both on and off the wall. 
I hope you enjoy the cartoons. They are dedicated to YOU: everyone who “climbs” in every sense — reaches high, learns to fall, gets back up again, and finally sends."