Meet comic book author and illustrator from Lebanon, Tracy Chahwan @/tracy_chahwan at girlsclub.asia . #girlsclubasia #womeninart #comics #feminism #womenempowerment #women #futureisfemale #asianwomen #art #peopleofcolor #equality #illustration #TracyChahwan #Beirut

Comic from the USA

Period comic

Talking hezbollah and breakups in NYC taxis

My story on the scamming of Syrian refugees in lebanon is now available online ! thenib.com/my-heart-burns/

Corona and friends

It’s so hard beeing an artist and having all these feelings ... #QuarantineLife

For everyone trapped at home, or just anyone who want them: we're offering all of our digital editions for free. Just email us at [email protected] and let us know which titles you'd like.

Erotic drawing done years ago now. The more I get old the less I can be bothered to draw clean shit like that!

I like drawing my friends

In LAAB today: an elegy for a printer, and a salute to the working people who brought our first issue into the world, by our own publisher Josh O'Neill. RIP Bartash Printing. Thank your nurses and grocery clerks, and take care of each other out there. medium.com/@beehivebooks/…

Dating a goal-oriented executive american be like #american #usacomics #quarantine

Finally, after a tumultuous period, our comic, “Where to, Marie?: Stories of Feminisms in Lebanon” is out now in Arabic or English! Check it out👉🏼 wheretomarie.net

Ahead of #IWD21, The Public Source's Christina Cavalcanti & Yara El Murr interview the creators of "Where to, Marie?", Stories of Feminisms in Lebanon. | لَوين مِنوَصّلِك يا ماري؟ ?Where to, Marie Snippet with Tracy Chahwan, illustrator of Nidal's Story. | Tracy Chahwan

From the Archival to the Fictional: How "Where to, Marie?" Revives Local Feminist History | Interview with the creators of the comic book by Christina Cavalcanti & Yara thepublicsource.org/conversation-c…

TODAY IN LAAB: Tracy Chahwan gives us a glimpse into the glamorous cartooning life. buff.ly/3yFAm81

newyorker.com/magazine/2022/… Today in the New Yorker, Anthony Lane's review of "Huda's Salon", a new film by Hany Abu-Assad that I am now dying to see. Thank you so much AD Rina Kushnir for trusting me! 🌞