Cereal Box Studio

With poems by Blake Lipper, and illustrations by Evan Weselmann, this is a cantankerous, gritty, and achingly beautiful chapbook. A world of grime and cigarettes, raw feeling and unruly thought, where language tears at your heart, eats your brains, and leaves flowers growing in the cracks. Earthbound and heavy with feeling, yet light with cranberry ink and cream colored paper. At 6”x9”, a work of collaboration and thoughtful vignettes to get lost in.

Production Notes

Size: 6”x9”
Page Count: 56
Binding: Machine-sewn
Printing: Risograph on Lettermark Cream 70T
Cover: Risograph on Speckletone Cream 80C
ISBN: 979-8-9887543-7-4

Credits

Poems: Blake Lipper
Artwork & Illustrations: Evan Weselmann
Cover & Layout Design: Evan Weselmann
Photos: Jon Medina

Now available for pre-sale! All pre-sale orders will ship on Friday April 17, the same day as the release event, at Partners & Son in Philadelphia, PA. More info on the release event coming soon.

In 2003, when the son of Sam “Sully” Sullivan—the world’s most beloved baseball player—is drafted by his father's home team, he isn't just joining a roster; he's stepping into a shadow. Beyond the diamond lies a game fraught with injustice and the hollow echoes of fame.

Written by Anthony Perillo, this comic features 45 riso-printed pages drawn by Philadelphia artist Jay McQuirns, plus “dream sequences” printed in blue, drawn by Cincinnati artist Mark Neeley.

Contributor Bios:

Anthony Perillo is a Philadelphia-based writer and creator originally from the North Shore of Massachusetts. He is also an independent pro wrestler and the founder of Labor of Love, an independent pro wrestling promotion.

Jay McQuirns is a cartoonist, illustrator, animator, and music producer from Philadelphia. www.jaymcquirns.com

Mark Neeley is an animator from Cincinnati whose recent credits include a collaboration with Mark Mothersbaugh of the band Devo. He is also a writer and regular contributor to Aquarium Drunkard. www.markneeley.com

Cat Park is a Philadelphia-based illustrator, musician, and letterer. www.catpark.net

Production Notes:

Size: 6.6” x 10.25”
Page Count: 48
Binding: Stapled
Printing: Risograph on Lettermark Cream 70T & 67lb Bristol
ISBN: 979-8-9887543-5-0
Photos: Eric Blyth & Marissa Sharbell

Now available! Flora’s Daughters: Seven Plants Through the Lens of Eclectic Medicine, Contemporary Herbalism, and Botanical Illustration.

As 2025 Curtis Gates Lloyd Fellows, Meghan Henshaw and Julia Orquera Bianco collaboratively created this 48-page herbal zine, combining art, research, and storytelling. The publication features concise monographs on seven plants, paired with original illustrations inspired by historical texts found in the Lloyd Library Collections.

The zine spotlights motherwort, sage, horehound, valerian, tulsi, calendula, and tobacco—plants that flourish in the Ohio River Valley. Each chapter explores the plant’s chemical constituents and actions, historical significance, traditional and contemporary uses (with particular attention to female herbalists), cultivation methods, and conservation considerations. It also includes instructions for making herbal preparations and a resource list highlighting herbal books housed in the Lloyd Library.

By weaving together archival research, hands-on practice, and visual storytelling, the project honors the legacy of female botanist-illustrators and Cincinnati’s Eclectic medical pioneers, while contributing a new, accessible voice to the evolving conversation around medicinal plants in the Ohio River Valley.

Author Bios

Meghan Henshaw is a Cincinnati-based herbalist and educator with a background in herbal science, ethnobotany, and plant cultivation. She currently teaches medicinal plant classes, has an active clinical practice, and makes small-batch products using plants she grows in a community garden in the city. Follow Meghan on Instagram @ocotilloherbals.

Julia Orquera Bianco, an interdisciplinary artist, works through interrogating constructs from modern Western culture, collective memory, and the experience of migration through the lens of a guest on the land she inhabits. Her work reflects on the changing nature of identity and belonging and their entanglement with the past, the present, and the place. Follow Julia on Instagram @juliaobianco.

Production Notes

Size: 5”x8” Page Count: 48 Binding: Machine-sewn Printing: Risograph on Cougar Natural 70T Cover: Silkscreen on French Nightshift Blue 80C ISBN: 979-8-9887543-4-3

Credits

Text Monographs: Meghan Henshaw Artwork & Illustrations: Julia O. Bianco Cover Design: Julia O. Bianco Cover Printing: Julia O. Bianco & Ben Nunnery Layout Design: Julia Warner Photos: Eric Blyth & Marissa Sharbell