Suzannah Rowntree
@suzanimated.bsky.social
I’m exhibiting! Catch me & my work in Nov & Dec in Portland.
Pancakes & Booze, Hawthorne Theatre, Nov 22, 8pm-midnight
Small Works Exhibit, Walter’s cultural Art Center. Opening night: Dec 5, 5-8pm, exhibit runs December 5-January 16
Madeline Marketplace, The Madeline School, December 12, 2-8pm
Pancakes & Booze, Hawthorne Theatre, Nov 22, 8pm-midnight
Small Works Exhibit, Walter’s cultural Art Center. Opening night: Dec 5, 5-8pm, exhibit runs December 5-January 16
Madeline Marketplace, The Madeline School, December 12, 2-8pm
November 12, 2025 at 3:58 PM
I’m exhibiting! Catch me & my work in Nov & Dec in Portland.
Pancakes & Booze, Hawthorne Theatre, Nov 22, 8pm-midnight
Small Works Exhibit, Walter’s cultural Art Center. Opening night: Dec 5, 5-8pm, exhibit runs December 5-January 16
Madeline Marketplace, The Madeline School, December 12, 2-8pm
Pancakes & Booze, Hawthorne Theatre, Nov 22, 8pm-midnight
Small Works Exhibit, Walter’s cultural Art Center. Opening night: Dec 5, 5-8pm, exhibit runs December 5-January 16
Madeline Marketplace, The Madeline School, December 12, 2-8pm
I really like this neighborhood.
July 25, 2025 at 8:37 PM
I really like this neighborhood.
There's a lot of listicles about the Simpsons & financial change in the US - they all talk about an undereducated, blue collar poor man owns a 4 bedroom home and two cars. I've never seen them mention that their kids go to a public elementary school that has the funding for a music department.
July 21, 2025 at 3:29 PM
There's a lot of listicles about the Simpsons & financial change in the US - they all talk about an undereducated, blue collar poor man owns a 4 bedroom home and two cars. I've never seen them mention that their kids go to a public elementary school that has the funding for a music department.
So I don't know how to break down data (art major) but from what I understand from actual scientists, doctors and research journalists, the case for artifical dyes being bad is a solid meh.
And on the surface, banning artificial food products sounds great.
EXCEPT
And on the surface, banning artificial food products sounds great.
EXCEPT
July 16, 2025 at 4:08 AM
So I don't know how to break down data (art major) but from what I understand from actual scientists, doctors and research journalists, the case for artifical dyes being bad is a solid meh.
And on the surface, banning artificial food products sounds great.
EXCEPT
And on the surface, banning artificial food products sounds great.
EXCEPT
I'm sorry, I've been ignoring nonsense in favor of living my life for a hot minute, but ... Grok? Really? After the book where a guy got so existential thay he got to the point where it was OK to eat people to understand them better?
July 9, 2025 at 4:06 PM
I'm sorry, I've been ignoring nonsense in favor of living my life for a hot minute, but ... Grok? Really? After the book where a guy got so existential thay he got to the point where it was OK to eat people to understand them better?
Reposted by Suzannah Rowntree
It's true that progressives valorize "ugliness." But I think this person doesn't interrogate this position enough and thus lands at the wrong conclusion.
Let me give you my perspective on ugliness. 🧵
Let me give you my perspective on ugliness. 🧵
June 20, 2025 at 9:24 PM
It's true that progressives valorize "ugliness." But I think this person doesn't interrogate this position enough and thus lands at the wrong conclusion.
Let me give you my perspective on ugliness. 🧵
Let me give you my perspective on ugliness. 🧵
I discovered a Franklin McMahon over the weekend, so now all you have to as well.
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June 17, 2025 at 4:36 PM
I discovered a Franklin McMahon over the weekend, so now all you have to as well.
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images.chicagohistory.org/search/?sear...
Reposted by Suzannah Rowntree
Really dig Yuko Gunji, a kintsugi artist in NYC. Kintsugi is the Japanese method of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and gold. Instead of trying to make things look new again, it highlights the faults, showing how something can be beautiful even after it was broken.
IG gunjiyuko.kintsugi
IG gunjiyuko.kintsugi
June 15, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Really dig Yuko Gunji, a kintsugi artist in NYC. Kintsugi is the Japanese method of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and gold. Instead of trying to make things look new again, it highlights the faults, showing how something can be beautiful even after it was broken.
IG gunjiyuko.kintsugi
IG gunjiyuko.kintsugi
Reposted by Suzannah Rowntree
I did my best to compile as many protest safety notes as possible into a one page foldout zine! Coincidentally…it seems the file has breached containment…like it’s available for anyone to print or hand out 👀⚖️
toonyart.com/s/PSZine.pdf
toonyart.com/s/PSZine.pdf
June 12, 2025 at 11:59 PM
I did my best to compile as many protest safety notes as possible into a one page foldout zine! Coincidentally…it seems the file has breached containment…like it’s available for anyone to print or hand out 👀⚖️
toonyart.com/s/PSZine.pdf
toonyart.com/s/PSZine.pdf
My husband's variant cover line made it to @colbertlateshow.bsky.social www.instagram.com/reel/DJ5rH9O... - this is so, so cool!
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May 22, 2025 at 1:13 AM
My husband's variant cover line made it to @colbertlateshow.bsky.social www.instagram.com/reel/DJ5rH9O... - this is so, so cool!
Hey people my age?
This is your sign to stop dropping this phrase in conversation. You are Roseanne saying "I like that Snoopy Dog Dog."
This is your sign to stop dropping this phrase in conversation. You are Roseanne saying "I like that Snoopy Dog Dog."
May 21, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Hey people my age?
This is your sign to stop dropping this phrase in conversation. You are Roseanne saying "I like that Snoopy Dog Dog."
This is your sign to stop dropping this phrase in conversation. You are Roseanne saying "I like that Snoopy Dog Dog."
"They don't exist in our age." ~ RFK
Yes, before the current era, there was never any recorded depictions of people with -
Yes, before the current era, there was never any recorded depictions of people with -
April 26, 2025 at 3:56 PM
"They don't exist in our age." ~ RFK
Yes, before the current era, there was never any recorded depictions of people with -
Yes, before the current era, there was never any recorded depictions of people with -
I have pledged!
One of my favorite things about Rodney is how well timing is handled. Its a skill for a comics creator to be able to control the pace of the reader, and it's done so well here! Comics students should for sure be looking at this.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/rod...
One of my favorite things about Rodney is how well timing is handled. Its a skill for a comics creator to be able to control the pace of the reader, and it's done so well here! Comics students should for sure be looking at this.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/rod...
Rodney R. Rodney: the omnibus
After 4 years of online publishing, webcomic Rodney R. Rodney comes together as a full 350+ color page comic book!
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April 22, 2025 at 11:30 PM
I have pledged!
One of my favorite things about Rodney is how well timing is handled. Its a skill for a comics creator to be able to control the pace of the reader, and it's done so well here! Comics students should for sure be looking at this.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/rod...
One of my favorite things about Rodney is how well timing is handled. Its a skill for a comics creator to be able to control the pace of the reader, and it's done so well here! Comics students should for sure be looking at this.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/rod...
I'm on my third Nathan Fowkes class via schoolism and I have been thinking of the set as the Light and Dark Triad.
April 2, 2025 at 6:21 AM
I'm on my third Nathan Fowkes class via schoolism and I have been thinking of the set as the Light and Dark Triad.
Quick color study of an early scene from the current Royal Shakespeare Company production of Midsummer Night’s Dream. The lighting design is something special on this one, it must be amazing to see in person.
Premi Tamang as Puck.
Matt Daw for Lighting Design.
Premi Tamang as Puck.
Matt Daw for Lighting Design.
March 27, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Quick color study of an early scene from the current Royal Shakespeare Company production of Midsummer Night’s Dream. The lighting design is something special on this one, it must be amazing to see in person.
Premi Tamang as Puck.
Matt Daw for Lighting Design.
Premi Tamang as Puck.
Matt Daw for Lighting Design.
Alice In Wonderland is a very vintage text with a lot of things that don't make sense outside of the fact that it was written to be silly.
However.
The gag of someone reciting a scholastic lecture when everyone is soaking wet because 'it's the dryest thing I know' stands the test of time.
However.
The gag of someone reciting a scholastic lecture when everyone is soaking wet because 'it's the dryest thing I know' stands the test of time.
March 22, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Alice In Wonderland is a very vintage text with a lot of things that don't make sense outside of the fact that it was written to be silly.
However.
The gag of someone reciting a scholastic lecture when everyone is soaking wet because 'it's the dryest thing I know' stands the test of time.
However.
The gag of someone reciting a scholastic lecture when everyone is soaking wet because 'it's the dryest thing I know' stands the test of time.
@pennyvixen.bsky.social I loved it!
Book three of Katherine Addison's Cemeteries of Amalo trilogy is out on audio today. No one talk to me, I'm following my calling. To read it right now.
March 13, 2025 at 12:40 AM
@pennyvixen.bsky.social I loved it!
Book three of Katherine Addison's Cemeteries of Amalo trilogy is out on audio today. No one talk to me, I'm following my calling. To read it right now.
March 11, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Book three of Katherine Addison's Cemeteries of Amalo trilogy is out on audio today. No one talk to me, I'm following my calling. To read it right now.
Boy, I post like three things about working in comics and suddenly my discovery tab is full of people who say they are comic book fans but actively hate comics.
February 3, 2025 at 11:23 PM
Boy, I post like three things about working in comics and suddenly my discovery tab is full of people who say they are comic book fans but actively hate comics.
If you are worried about how this is going to impact the price of your comic books:
February 3, 2025 at 2:49 PM
If you are worried about how this is going to impact the price of your comic books:
Reposted by Suzannah Rowntree
It’s hourly symphony day! If you want to join in the rules are simple: every hour for 24 hours you compose an hour long symphony for 60 piece orchestra and post the sheet music here
February 2, 2025 at 8:36 AM
It’s hourly symphony day! If you want to join in the rules are simple: every hour for 24 hours you compose an hour long symphony for 60 piece orchestra and post the sheet music here
CMYK: After learning your whole like that you get orange when you mix yellow and red you discover that red is actually made of a mix of pink and yellow.
February 2, 2025 at 10:38 PM
CMYK: After learning your whole like that you get orange when you mix yellow and red you discover that red is actually made of a mix of pink and yellow.
One day I'm going to make a video going over the basic rules of print for art & animation ppl who wonder why their books don't look right & also didn't know about drawing to the bleed or ink percentages or how the needs of composition on a page are different from the needs of a storyboard panel.
February 2, 2025 at 9:16 PM
One day I'm going to make a video going over the basic rules of print for art & animation ppl who wonder why their books don't look right & also didn't know about drawing to the bleed or ink percentages or how the needs of composition on a page are different from the needs of a storyboard panel.