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Vanessa and the Storm (2026) – Comic

A local rock-star makes a fateful choice while performing with her band, The Storm. But did she make the right call? Or will things fall apart and turn into an on-stage disaster, in front of everyone?

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Illustration of biblical Eve re-imagined in a lush Garden of Eden as a full-figured, lush and curvaceous Black woman, wrapped in leafy, verdant vines and surrounded by flourishing flowers, animals, insects and shubbery; with the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and Tree of Life behind her on opposite sides. The snack and the fruit lie in the corner, awaiting her gaze. Drawn by artist Langston Draws in 2026.

Mother Eve (2026) – Illustration

I didn’t know I was drawing Eve until I started drawing the vines softly wrapping around her lovely figure.

The woman came first – lush, sensuous and abundantly feminine, but not fragile or weak. She was boldly and unapologetically herself, in all her fullness and graceful allure. She would have been a masterpiece in of herself, but I wasn’t sure where the piece was going, or exactly what I was going to do with it.

Then, as the vines started emerging, cascading down her generous silhouette – it all made sense. The vines became a lush garden, and the luscious, luxuriant woman become Eve: the Mother of all the Living.

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By Artist Langston Draws (2026). Shows a black man crying tears that are red, white and blue, symbolizing sorrow, pain and anguish at the current state of America.

Red, White and Blue (2026) – Illustration

This piece was a personal reflection on my feelings about America’s 250th anniversary.

Created on July 4th, it simply yet powerfully speaks of the grief and sorrow felt by myself and many other Americans at the current state of our country. . . from the mass deportations to the murders by ICE, to the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, to the death of Nolan Wells, the US-Iran war, US complicity in Israeli war crimes in Gaza and Lebanon, ongoing political polarization and radicalization online, hollowing communities and skyrocketing loneliness, growing animosity between young men and women, increasing inequality and unrestrained corporate power harming the environment and local communities. . . the list goes on.

Will our nation ever be the place it claims to be?

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About Me

I am a beloved human who is an Atlanta-based artist, writer, illustrator and comic creator. I believe in telling stories of hope in times that feel hopeless.