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Online: My illustrations & posts may be shared online for educational and non-profit purposes. Proper credit and link to my site must be included (e.g. artwork by Bikeyface, www.bikeyface.com) Please do not modify my images, re-post a significant number of images, or re-post entire blog posts. I don’t mind translations as long as they keep true to the content.

My illustrations & posts may be shared online for educational and non-profit purposes as long as proper credit is given. However, my illustrations cannot be used in any other way (including print, merchandise, books, for sale or profit) without explicit permission. My work is copyrighted and license fees/royalties may apply for use of images depending on the desired use. if you/your organization has a budget and would like to use one or more images of mine you may contact me to ask. Be aware that I do not have the time or ability to facilitate no/low budget requests and these requests are typically ignored.

Yes, online and for non-profit purposes only- as long as you give credit/link and stay true to the original content.

I occasionally do interviews but I’m selective because of time constraints. Email interviews (with no rush) are preferred. If you’re interested, contact me. I’ll respond if I am able.

Yes, I do professional paid freelance work and commissions depending on my schedule. Contact me for more information.

Unfortunately I don’t have the bandwidth or necessity for collaborations. I’m exceptionally good at filling my time with more creative projects than I’ll ever get to and I tend to work best alone where my creativity and schedule can run wild (classic creative introvert here.) The only exception I make is for the occasional straightforward freelance project.

I occasionally speak at events but it depends on my schedule and your budget. Because of the time it takes to prepare a presentation I can only realistically do this if there is some compensation. If interested, contact me for more information and to discuss details and rates.

No, I don’t cover events or do publicity/promotion in my cartoons. If you would like to promote an event via Bikeyface the only route is via advertising. Contact me for more information. You may also invite me to an event to sell merchandise if it’s within reasonable travel distance.

No, I don’t review products or do product placement in my cartoons. If you would like to promote something via Bikeyface the only route is via advertising. Contact me for more information.

Ideally I try to post 1-3 times per month. However, this may vary depending on other things competing for my time such as freelance work, creating new merchandise, writing new mini-comics, site updates, personal life, decreasing ability to pull all-nighters. Each blog post takes about 20 hours to complete and does not generate revenue. Because of that, paid work and other things sometimes take priority over new blog posts (but I still like to do those too as often as I can.)

Probably because I’m working on paid freelance projects, writing a new mini-comic, creating new merchandise, working in site updates, going through a particularly busy stretch at the day job, away for vacation or work, sleeping, cleaning my house, or spending time with family.

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I have a Soma Buena Vista set up with a 3-speed internal hub, dynamo lighting, and upright bars. These days I usually commute with that bike. But I also have a 1962 Dunelt English 3-speed that is my back up commuter bike and super fun to ride locally. I have a Surly Crosscheck that I use for long distance leisure rides. Someday I’d like a Brompton.

90% of the time I just ride my bike around town (to work, to run errands, to meet friends, etc.) Sometimes I do longer rides ~30 miles but not as often as I would like these days.

It depends on where I’m going- if I’m going to work I wear work clothes or regular clothes when I run errands on weekends. The only thing I avoid are constricting pencil skirts and white clothes (I attract grease.) If I’m riding over 25 miles I’ll wear something more comfy/athletic like spandex.