View from above: A woman with brown skin and short brown hair walks along a rocky shore, writing in a notebook. A puffin in a green hat waddles behind her. Puffin: But you created the Station! You can't just run off all the time. Woman: Sure I can.
Woman prepares to climb a rocky hill. Behind her the puffin keeps walking along the shore, flapping his wings expressively. His right foot hovers just above the water. Puffin: What about the new kid? Woman: Careful, it's slippery out here. Puffin: Sh
With a big splash, the puffin falls into the water, eyes wide and wings flared in shock. Puffin: AAH!
Woman kneels at water's edge, holding a dripping, unamused puffin in one hand and his soaked hat in the other. She gives him a smiling wink. Woman: Don't worry, I left her my notes and some photos.
Establishing shot: a spacious, sunlit room seen from above. One wall is covered in book shelves, with a ladder leaning against it. Opposite is a long desk, where there is a boy writing in a notebook. The floor is covered in large overlapping rugs, an
Boy notices girl and swivels in his chair to look at her. He has brown skin and curly black hair, and wears a blue sweater with a camera on a strap around his neck. The girl is lit from behind by bright yellow sunlight. Boy: Whoah! How'd you find us?
Girl enters room and approaches boy as they speak. She has two fat orange braids and wears a green baseball cap. There is a bulletin board on the wall above the desk, with the word "Observations" and several notes tacked up. On the desk is a pair of
Girl stops at boy's desk, where his notebook lies open with some notes and scribbles visible. Boy folds his arms over the back of his chair
stemports+intro+3.7.png
stemports+intro+4.1.png
stemports+intro+4.2.png
stemports+intro+4.3.png

Client:

Field Day Lab x Maine Math and Science Alliance

Role:

Comic artist / Poster artist

In addition to illustrating three posters, I created a series of 35 comic images for the onboarding sequence of The Station: Maine, a mobile AR game created by Field Day Lab in partnership with Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance.

Text and story by Lindy Biller.

A small wooden house with a green door and a round window sits on the top of a grassy hill surrounded by conifer trees. A winding path leads up to it, with an arrow-shaped sign pointing towards it. The house has a satellite dish, an antenna, and a wi
A rendered version of the comic frame showing the girl's discovery of the urban Station. Light reflecting off a triangular window creates a lens flare. On the green door is the Station's logo, an A shaped like a house.
A narrow brick house sits on the edge of a grassy cliff, overlooking a rocky beach on a bright sunny day. On the house's green roof is a weather vane, an antenna, and a satellite dish. A house-shaped sign sits further down the hill, next to a yellow
Previous

Bloom: The Saga of the Fertilizer Economy