Bananaphone
Alanna RisseArt, technology, and the creative life as experienced by Alanna Risse, a neato person who lives in Portland Oregon.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | bananaphone.substack.com |
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Well, Here We Are
I saw two posts on instagram the morning of Nov 5th. One was Willy Nelson saying that worrying doesn’t do you any good. It doesn’t solve anything and it just makes you sick The next post I saw was of Elmo, sitting quietly on a stoop, listen...
The Year We Moved to Colorado
In my non-fiction comic drawing class, we looked at Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home: A Tragicomedy” and Fujimara Waki’s “My Picture Diary.” Both have heavy content about dysfunctional families. Our prompt this week was to think of a family journ...
That Pearl Ring My Aunt Gave Me
When I was I think 10 years old, my favorite aunt came to California from Alabama to visit us. This was the trip where she said to me: "Why Lanna, you're as purdy as a blue-speckled puppy under a little red wagon.” I’m not kidding! Those we...
Post Race SBT GRVL 2024!
August marks my first gravel race. Tom and I went to Steamboat Springs Colorado for the SBT GRVL race. Tom did the ~100 miler (blue course) and I did the ~37 miler (green course). I was worried about the altitude but I did just fine. There’...
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I'm an artist, instructor, and mom living in Portland, Oregon. I'm a bit obsessed with chairs, and whales, and bananas. This space is for me to share words+art and mailers for paid subscribers.
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