Transgender Artist Bravely Chronicles Her Transition In Simple Comics Los angeles based artist julia kaye is using a series of black and white webcomics to document her own transition, getting to the core of deeply personal experiences within the trans community. The complexities of transitioning and gender dysphoria can be hard to put into words. but art can fill in the gaps — and one artist is breaking the silence with her simple comics. los angeles based artist julia kaye is using a series of black and white webcomics to document her own transition, getting to the core of deeply personal experiences within the trans community. see also: new comic.
Transgender Artist Illustrates Her Gender Transition In 10 Honest July 7, 2017. julia kaye instagram. transgender artist julia kaye began transitioning last year. though she was out to her loved ones, she told refinery29 she felt "incredibly isolated"—she didn. Around six weeks ago, comic artist julia kaye tried something new. until that point, she’d mostly populated her instagram account with absurdist gag comics digitally rendered in bright colors. but for a few months, kaye had been working on a private project, something more personal. she’d been documenting her gender transition in hand drawn. Julia evelyn kaye (born june 15, 1988) [1] [2] is an american artist, illustrator, and voice actress. kaye currently works as a storyboard artist and revisionist at disney television animation, [3] and is the creator of the webcomic up and out. [4] she has also done work for maxim, cosmopolitan, buzzfeed, gocomics, college humor, along with. Julia’s experiences and gender transition are illustrated within her 3 panel comics that she frequently shares with her followers on her social media platforms. published on the cartoonist's instagram, the said illustrations are a way to show and highlight the problems faced by those going through gender transition.
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