Arp

ADHD

IMPROVe: How I Discovered IMPROV and Conquered Social Anxiety

With my late diagnosis of ADHD, a lot of things in the past make MUCH more sense. And one thing that really jumps out for me is my love of improv (more on the improv comedy side of things, but improv is a solid catch-all). Let’s rewind back to 2015: I decide to go to the Tampa Bay Comic Convention. It would be my 3rd con, and just the second since I was 16. I get a 3 day pass and I’m poring over all the panels((TBCC has an AMAZING selection of panels; they make GalaxyCon look like nothing more … Continue reading

A major, major update!

If you’re an old reader, you may have noticed a change in the site design last weekend (you may also have been notified by email). Not only have their been cosmetic changes but there have been big changes under the hood too. Following is a rundown of what changed – and why – but some major personal news first. Guess who has ADHD? THIS GUY (just imagine me gesticulating with my thumbs). I realized in November that I’ve had (been?) ADHD my whole life (details will be forthcoming in the form of journal comics). This has been clinically confirmed and … Continue reading

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Hi, I’m Arp! I make comics and write about life as an Indian-American with late-diagnosis ADHD. I’m a self-taught and self-employed creator so I write a lot about art, learning, and entrepreneurial stuff that I’ve picked up along the way.

My stories are kinda weird, because that’s just how I am. My formative influences are Indian mythology, Batman, Tintin, 70s Bollywood, Ray Harryhausen, and Monty Python. There’s no way anything normal could come out of that, right?

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