“Fragmented, shimmering, filling up space: messy and alive.” —Janne Marie Dauer (AUERHAUS)
“You have so much trust and fluidity in your drawing style! (obsessed)”—Tommi Parrish (THE PAST IS A GROTESQUE ANIMAL, MEN I TRUST)
“I’m amazed by the way your characters move and bend themselves. Your art looks like there is still the child drawing spirit in it, behind your technical abilities.” —Julie Delporte (PORTRAIT OF A BODY, THIS WOMAN’S WORK)
“...thank you very much for showing me your colorful life full of truth.” —Powerpaola (VIRUS TROPICAL, ALL MY BICYCLES, LA PODEROSA)
“I can’t stop laughing when I read your comics. The faces, the way the bodies are drawn. [...] I think your storytelling is radical.” —Jul Gordon (PARC, SAME POSITION DIFFERENT SITUATION, IT’S OK TO GIVE IT A TRY)
“...your drawings go beyond the expected emotional reach of cartoon iconography. It’s like you’re drawing the feeling itself more than the way it might normally read on a face or in a gesture.” —Steve Grove (WILDLIFE FINDINGS)
Time is running out on our love. In Tara Booth’s new book series ‘Sometimes All the Time’, she guides us down a rabbit hole of memories while looking for love and meaning. Many works—scanned from diary entries, sketchbooks, and painted comics—cohere into an astonishingly uncensored narrative revolving around breakups, open relationships, drunken escapades, and quiet meditative moments in nature. Gorgeous and colorfully uninhibited—Tara is a hilarious and endearing minx who will steal your heart. Included are letters from artist friends and peers, an extended interview with the author, a guest comic by Tommi Parrish, and a preview from book 2.
