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Cassidy Wasserman

@caswasshere.bsky.social

🤺 Cartoonist of On Guard! w/ Random House Kids ✏️ UI/UX Artist for Games (Hearthstone, Team Fight Tactics) cassidywasserman@gmail.com 📚publishing rep @jenazantian.bsky.social 🌟 https://linktr.ee/CasWassHere Mutuals ask about my alt :0

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Cassidy Wasserman@caswasshere.bsky.social · 2d ago

Been trying to learn to use my sewing machine to make plush this past week, even had a night I stayed up until 2am working on it. First time embroidering and making plush, this is my test dummy for when my better fabric comes in. Can you guess who it its supposed to be?

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Sean Aitchison@sean8urson.bsky.social · 2w ago

i hate that I lived through the cycle of "the internet is not a good source" transitioning to "the internet is full of great sources" and back around to "the internet is not a good source"

Matthew Dow Smith@matthewdowsmith.bsky.social · 2w ago

Never forget that they had to spend trillions of dollars, build massive data centers, consume millions of galloons of water and insane amounts of electricity, just to kind of do what you can do better with your imagination and a cup of coffee. That's how envious they are of what you can do.

John Coulthart@johncoulthart.com · 3w ago

Good to hear this week from a relative of New Yorker cartoonist Richard Taylor (1902–1970) who confirmed that this was the same Richard Taylor who did a handful of covers for Arkham House in the late 50s/early 60s. I was unsure about this when I wrote about the covers on the blog.

Cover of The New Yorker for Jan 9, 1937. A cartoon of an art gallery which pokes fun at the weirdness of Dalí-style Surrealist art.Green cover art for The Mask of Cthulhu (1959) by August Derleth. The fish people of Innsmouth are rioting again.Yellow cover art for Dreams and Fancies (1962) by HP Lovecraft. Weird scenes with the Great Race of Yith.Blue cover art for The Trail of Cthulhu (1962) by August Derleth. Wasteland ruins and a human figure with white hair whose eyes are entirely black.
Brigid Alverson@brigidalverson.bsky.social · 3w ago

Today at Good Comics for Kids, we have a trailer for Kodi: A Place to Call Home, a beautifully painted graphic novel about a girl and her best friend, a Kodiak bear. The beautiful watercolor art is worth checking out for readers of all ages: goodcomicsforkids.slj.com/2026/07/16/e...

Exclusive: ‘Kodi’ Returns! | News and Trailer

Kodi and Katya, the lovable Kodiak bear and the girl who rescued him, are back with another adventure in Kodi: A Place to Call Home.

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