Come see what all the fuss is about. Drink a beer, buy a book, it’ll be swell.

Selected Press
*The Public*
Ultimately an experiment in empathy, Kevin Thurston’s Color Me White, takes us through the looking glass of awkward masculinity, presenting a series of overheard conversations or experiences by way of direct observation, perfectly willing to aim the the arrow at himself.

*Buffalo Rising*
The traditional 8.5” x 11” coloring book is presented as a way that playfully and artfully thrusts us into situations that might make us feel uneasy with a “bleak kind of joy”.

*Peach Mag*
The book combines Thurston’s dark humor and painfully sweet prose with Harmon’s playful and wonderfully raunchy illustrations into a critique that takes the pulse of toxic straight white masculinity. Unabashedly graphic and enraging without being overdone, it’s a relief that this treasure by everyone’s favorite platonic power couple has hit the shelves just in time to get for the bro in your life during this year’s holiday season.

*The Public*
Thurston’s edge in this project recalls a woke Larry David on the heels of an MFA program, and Harmon’s cartoony line illustrations are hilarious and refreshing complements.