Hi, I’m Georgia aka geegeecomics! I’m a cartoonist and illustrator working in Toronto, Ontario. In elementary school, I spent silent reading period with an Archie Comic covertly hidden in another book. These days I write and draw autobiographic comics exploring everyday events and larger themes of my life. My comics often discuss mental health, and use humour to cut through life’s challenges.
My most recent mini comic is titled Mending. Its about my parent’s first visit to Canada since the COVID-19 pandemic. It explores how we began healing or mending our relationships, after childhood trauma and estrangement. Mending debuted at WhitCAF (Whitby Comic Arts Festival) in November 2023.
I am currently working on Mending 2, a travelogue mini comic about a family road trip during my parent’s second visit since the pandemic.
Recent works can be found in Issue 21 of Feels Zine, and issues 4-7 and 9-10 of Still Zine.
You can find daily comics on Instagram @geegeecomics, and my mini comics below.
Like my work? Want some for yourself?
Email me at gmgrieve@gmail.com for commission information.
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Mending
Autobio Mini Comic
Self-Published, Print
September 2023, Toronto, ON
18 pages
Mending about my parent’s first visit since the COVID-19 pandemic. It explores how we began healing or mending our relationships, after childhood trauma and estrangement.
Comics for People with Boobs
Humour Mini Comic
Self-Published, Print
April 2021, Toronto, ON
12 pages
Boobs are fun! But sometimes annoying af. In a brief but sweet rundown, Georgia airs out her biggest boob grievances.
Academic Anxiety
Autobio Mini Comic
Self-Published, Print
April 2021, Toronto, ON
10 pages
In a short personal essay, Georgia explores what it was like growing up with a learning disability in an ableist education system and how it affected her throughout further education.
Sisters vs. Nature
Autobio Mini Comic
Self-Published, Print
April 2021, Toronto, ON
18 pages
Two sisters come face to face with Toronto’s natural bandit in an eventful act of eviction.
RBF
Political Mini Comic
Self-Published, Print
April 2021, Toronto, ON
10 pages
In a short personal essay, Georgia explores the effects of society’s sexist terminology for a woman’s neutral expression: “Resting Bitch Face”.
© Georgia Grieve 2024.
