Anna Singh is an Indian-Canadian cartoonist and letterer based in Seattle. Raised in Chandigarh and Mississauga, she studied illustration at OCAD University before apprenticing in a Risograph shop and self-publishing a string of mini-comics about shorelines, radios, and quiet kids. Her work has appeared in small-press anthologies and on The Nib, and she has freelanced as a colorist for several Pacific Northwest studios. When she isn't drawing, she mentors youth at a community arts center and volunteers with a harbor science program, teaching soldering and sketching to middle schoolers. She lives with her partner and an elderly terrier, collects tide charts, and can coax a shortwave set back to life with binder clips and stubbornness.
