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Kate is looking to the right with bare shoulders and a short fringe haircut. The top of their head has been removed
to reveal a bowl of candy where their brain should be, and a hand reaches from out of frame to grab a piece. The background is
orange with a cream border and a dead tree overlaid.

Stylized drawing of Kate with a floating head and detached hands pulling at the skin around his eyes. The background is red marker with
red pencil doodles on top. Kates hair is green and purple, his skin is yellow and green with a red outline, and his knuckles are drawn
with an exagerated red swirl.

The title for 'The Siblings as Psychics' set in a blocky, irregular typeface. Toward the end of the title the
letters start to fall apart, with transparent blue and red duplicates scattered behind them, cascading down the page
behind the body copy.

Mockup of a three-page magazine spread called 'The Siblings as Psychics.' Pages two and three have facing
illustrations of a brother and sister. The brother, on the left, is made of black scribbles with a red core where
his heart would be. The vague form of his figure is sitting against a wall. The sister is also sitting against a wall,
but she is made of grey scribbles barely visible on the background. There are red and blue scribbles like veins throughout
her body. She's reaching out for something.

The illustration from page 3. It's done in a painterly style with visible brush strokes and soft edges.

Mockup of a three-page magazine spread called 'Worms.' The story is typeset on a teal background.
The first page has an illustration of a cat's tail swishing around the text. The second page has an illustration
of a bird's wing. The third page has a full page illustration of a cat sunbathing in a window alcove with a bird
flying outside the window. There's a small amount of text set in a teal box with faded edges over the middle of
the illustration.

A black mug with a white graphic on it that says, 'Fools Vol. 12' in a distorted font. The Os in 'Fools'
are manipulated to look like watery eyes. The left is dripping up, the right is dripping down.

Illustration, layout and merch design for volumes 11 and 12 of Fools Magazine. HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW THE CLITORIS? was published in vol. 11 and two self-portraits of mine were published in vol. 13.