Making art in America. 👁👄👁 I worked on this little movie in bits and pieces all during the pandemic, whenever I felt like drawing was the most useless thing I could be doing with my life.

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A little animation I made about loving my baby… and eating him.🦶🏻

In my gender feelings. 👁️👄👁️

I made a long, long comic about AI and my toddler. It's a repudiation of techno-solipsism and it’s in The New Yorker. 🤖 “Is My Toddler a Stochastic Parrot?” newyorker.com/humor/sketchbo…

“The world is racing to develop ever more sophisticated large language models while a small language model unfurls itself in my home.” In a new comic, Angie Wang reflects on the parallels between how humans and machines learn. nyer.cm/idAUx8t

I won an ASME National Magazine Award for “Is My Toddler A Stochastic Parrot?” 🥰 (Thank you especially to Aviva for being my champion!) asme.memberclicks.net/american-socie…

CW death I recently held my cat and watched as the light left her eyes and I babbled "but she's so small" through sobs. When the vet took her from me her head shifted and it looked for a second like she was alive and had moved, and i realized she would never move again.

Mark your calendars! After four long years, Comic Arts LA is coming back for 2024! This year’s show will take place December 14-15th at Homenetmen Ararat North Chapter in Glendale. Applications for tables will go up June 1st-24th so look for the link soon. Stay tuned!

There is no other way to say this: the (lack of) reaction to the scenes of sheer carnage, burned refugee bodies, and decapitated babies coming out of Rafah tonight from the U.S. political and media establishments is nothing other than the normalizing, the banalizing, of genocide.

Applications to exhibit at Comic Arts LA 2024 are open now through June 24th! comicartsla.com

Comics O'Clock returns to Heavy Manners July 19th 7pm! Come see comics read live by Angie Wang thatcartoonistguy Elly Dallas Hannah K. Lee, Matt MacFarland, @amorales350 and I'm Sprout!!!

“At first, I thought it was a language-barrier issue, so I had ChatGPT translate for me.” For The New Yorker Humor, Angie Wang illustrates her experience trying to get her mother to feed her toddler without overstuffing him. nyer.cm/SIItTSI