I’m Arp & I make comics.
I also blog about being a creative & making a living without being a skeevy marketing bro.
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my comics
Mini Comics
All ages
Short, one-shot comics on a variety of topics that tend towards graphic memoir.
Fried Cheese Balls
All ages
Fried Cheese Balls is a funny memoir about memory, culture & identity from my life as a second generation Indian American who split time between India & the US.
The Rapper’s Foot
Lots of swearing
The Rappers’s Foot is a story about the reknowned rapper Ice Cool and his foot. It’s based on true events that have never been revealed to the public.
Latest POSTS
Girl on Film
I love graphic memoirs, that peak into someone’s experiences, thoughts, and emotions. But it’s not often that a memoir hits as hard as Girl on Film hit me. Naturally, this…
The thought process behind my Website redesign
I redesigned my website last weekend, with a specific goal in mind: learn from Patreon. Patreon has brought the concept of the membership site to the minds of creators everywhere,…
#26: We’re not selling used cars
Hey – I’ve been writing weekly newsletters for 6 months straight today! That’s a record for me. In the past when I’ve decided that I ‘want to blog regularly’ I’ve…...
#25: the Benefits of Getting Stuff Done
Let’s talk about the benefits of getting stuff done, the productivity things that are working for me, and my loose social media plan. /// Inspiration is for amateurs; the rest…...
#24: Digging deeper into Patreon
This week I discuss Patreon and an interview with it’s co-founder, Jack Conte. /// Membership is about that stronger relationship between a creator and their most important fans and the…...
#23: Getting things done to resolve anxiety
This week I share my guilt-free media ingestion and the steps I’m taking to resolve my anxiety. /// When people start picking apart logic, it means they’re not emotionally involved…...
The Montague Twins: The Witch’s Hand
I loved The Hardy Boys when I was a kid. I liked Nancy Drew too but being raised to think that boys & girls were different blah blah, I went…
