Eleanor Klock is a Filipino-American cartoonist from Albany, Oregon. Her work explores themes of loneliness, existentialism, and consumerism as a performance of identity. By approaching her personal grievances…
Our publishing arm The Oregon Cartoon Institute just published Natalie Garcia’s comic Isa’s Dreams. Natalie created this comic during their residency as the OCP’s inaugural Artist-In-Residence 2024-25. The…
Yes – we will be at CAFE, the Comics Art Festival of Eugene. Stop by to make a zine, show us your work, submit a zine to be…
From the website: They Were Chosin is based on a previous work, The Mud and the Mirth, which details U.S. Marine cartoonists in World War I. This book…
The Oregon Cartoon Project (OCP) is excited to announce a call for applications for the 2nd annual Anne Elizabeth Richardson Artist-in-Residence and Event Intern positions. Anne Richardson, raised…
We are delighted to publish Bill Boyers’ 2020 comic THE HOLE. Read more on the Oregon Zine Machine.
We are only hours away! The Mid Valley Comic Art Expo 2025 opens its doors on Saturday 10am at the Oregon Fairgrounds in Salem. Find us in the…
Hands down the best research bibliography for anyone working with comics – here is the 2024 edition, available as a free download in pdf form. Click here to…
CONNECTING ACTIVISTS, EDUCATING THROUGH COMICS The Graphix Project (GP) is a ground breaking initiative that promotes change on critical social issues by using graphic history books, comics, animation,…
Workshop presented by Walidah Imarisha, an educator and writer. She is the co-editor of two anthologies, “Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories From Social Justice Movements,” and “Another World…