Applying for jobs.
#StressedButBlessed
That philosophical moment after watching the movie "Arrival".
Splitting Ends.
Sometimes I feel nostalgic for life at college/university... and then I reread this doodle I did after my first week back for my final semester.
People sharing their opinion on the internet.
Silence.
Sleeping is hard with ADHD.
True story.
Dating and overthinking go hand-in-hand.
Familiar faces can brighten a dreary day in an instant.
Gotta stay positive, though!
Still BFFs today.
To be honest, I don't remember this one.
The life of a drawer.
Rochester, NY be like-
I can't think that far ahead.
When you're young and you veil at Mass, sometimes strangers approach you with unsolicited comments.
I don't have Verizon anymore.
The life of a picture-framer.
Spousal debates.
Late for class.
A poem.
Pandemic 2020.
LDR meet-up.
Reading.
#Stressed
After Shower Vocals.
Job application in the wee hours of the night.
I'm not sure what prompted me to draw this but it definitely happened.
I lived in a house with no working heat for an entire winter. It was rough.
Advent prayer time in an LDR.
When the BFF gets married it's time to party!
My bedroom when I lived in Cheverly, MD.
I like sweaters that swallow you.
I have four younger brothers.
LDR dates.
#StressedButBlessed
Listen...
This has been on my mind since I was 14 years old.
Always.
When I turned 22.
The "what should I wear today" stance.
High school halloween costumes.
Hair chop!
Baked goods are good.
No, I'm not a rad-trad.
Emotional executive dysfunction.
An ingredients household.
Arm/Shoulder/Neck pain that just won't go away.
Seasonal allergies all year round, baby!
Baking together means also snacking together.
Nilla wafers are my weakness.
I almost had an asthma attack in this weather.
Rainy weather is cuddle weather.
You know, like the Tranky Doo? Anyway, I graduated.
Excuse me, for once I was planning ahead and You do this??
Every so often, Cella will capture a moment in her life in a loosely-drawn comic. While this collection of doodles may not be up to her high standard of illustration, it is her cathartic way of keeping a good sense of humor when things go wrong. Sometimes life doesn’t make sense and that’s okay!