Chapel Chronicles -- Stylish young redhead with a hedgehog sidekick

The light bulb design on Chapel’s computer is the logo for the Newton, a tablet that my dad created back when he worked at Apple. This is my tribute to him and all the sleepless nights he worked on the project.

HA HA!! I like her computer!

6/19/12 responder

Cool!!!!

1/19/12 responder

does lady gaga really wear hats?

12/22/11 responder

Your father is now my official hero! I was never so sad as when my beloved Newton died and was replaced by an emate 300. Ew. Miss that little green rectangle of joy.

12/7/11 responder

I think chapel looks very cute in the last panel. I have tried to make endless comic strips, but you do a heck of a lot better than I do!

11/4/11 responder

Awww, thanks so much! That really means a lot to me. That last panel was one of the few instances when I got Chapel's expression exactly right in my initial sketches.

11/5/11 responder

I'm currently trying to make a comic based off of a book. As a teen, I have found your comic inspiring and look up to it. *salutes*

8/6/11 responder

Thank you! That's the best thing I can hear, and it's great to know that other comic-making teens like my work. If you ever want to chat, feel free to email me on the "Contact Us" page below!

10/16/11 responder

Congratulations and much encouragement to you for pursuing your passion. I whole-heartedly encourage you to keep going — you're doing well :)

6/18/11 responder

Aw, thank you! Reading comments like this one really inspire me to keep going and make the best strips I can. :)

10/16/11 responder

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