How to find your top 1% ideas, explained in comics — Drafts, drafts, drafts… If you are a normal person, you probably have more drafts in your folders than finished works. And that would be completely fine (drafts are left for future work), if we didn’t feel so embarrassed about them. At least that’s how I feel when I look at…

How to find the spark when not many people are reading your work Here is the thing. We all reach a point in our hobbies, jobs, and other endeavors when no reward feels worth the effort anymore. At least I hope that’s the case. Otherwise, I’m alone in this! Also…

A story about my grandma’s journey to come see me in a time of war Why this story? As a kid growing up in the 90s in Croatia, the war and everything that happened (to the extent that I knew) was my normal. …

A visual poem about Earth “Someone’s Moon” is a visual poem I have been thinking about creating ever since I looked at a very bright Moon one night. Here it is. Someone’s Moon

Have you felt recently that hardly anything is worth the effort you put into it, that nothing really matters? Have you felt recently that hardly anything is worth the effort you put into it, that nothing really matters? You are not alone. …

Explained in comics In a cruel twist of fate, ADHDers are insanely creative, but rarely have the perseverance to materialize their ideas. Fall is a special season for all ADHDers. After a cozy summer of not-so-many obligations, we are back to our busy schedules and with it back to our…

Poor motor skills, perception, and body awkwardness explained The first ADHD symptom doctors look for is school performance in subjects like math and history. What about physical education? If your kid can’t catch a ball, they might be struggling with more than you think. For this year’s ADHD Awareness Month…

Learn how to make jokes and draw comics for mental health. This is the (funny) written version of my Medium Day talk, video available on YouTube! This day has finally come! Despite my ADHD procrastination, I have sat down to write a summary of…

Comics about silly things I learned this summer 1. You won’t read that book during vacation Sorry to break it to you, but that book you are diligently carrying around in your luggage will never be read. That is if you are anything like me, of course. And I was in such denial until the very end of…