Sarah’s venture into the world of doodles and scribbles started in the most unexpected of places a secluded Greek island where she spent her childhood in a hippie commune. Far from the chaos of everyday life, Sarah found her first glimpse of creative escape. Though she initially turned away from the world of art rejecting the path of struggling alternative lifestyle adults around her love for cartooning remained a quiet undercurrent. These days, Sarah juggles a steady job while keeping her cartooning hobby alive on the side much to the delight of her growing fanbase. Her comics, effortlessly quirky and filled with strange observations are a constant reminder that inspiration is everywhere. Sarah herself stays hyper-aware ready to transform the most mundane moments whether sparked by a random conversation or the sight of something odd into captivating illustrations.
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On a more whimsical note, Sarah let us in on her daily routine when crafting a new comic. I have to stop my bike and type the idea into my phone she revealed. If I don’t it’s gone. It’s like tossing away a fortune over 700 dollars to be exact. I always tell myself I’ll remember it because it’s such a perfect thought but if I don’t write it down, it vanishes into thin air. She then adds with a smirk and of course, I end up drawing the ideas that tempt me the most first. The ones I can’t resist even if they make no sense.
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Sarah also reflected on a moment when a fan’s response truly made her day. I adore every like, laughing emoji, and comment, she shared. But my favorite moment was when someone in England bought one of my first cartoons Worried too much worried too little. It was so gratifying to know someone loved it as much as I did and was willing to pay for it. Of course, Sarah’s artistic journey isn’t all praise and admiration. She also opened up about the ideas she often has to let go of. There are ideas I have to scrap, she confessed. The ones with too many characters and overly complicated settings that I just can’t draw. They’re the ones that make me say Maybe not today.
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