Their book, Primahood: Magenta, won the 2017 Bisexual Book Award for Graphic Memoir. Tyler’s work has appeared online at MuthaMagazine.com and PEN Illustrated, and in print in numerous anthologies, including the Eisner Award-winning Drawing Power and Ignatz Award-winning Qu33r. 

“My art style ranges from sketchy to finely detailed compositions that play with memoir and surrealism. I love to make use of the comic medium’s capacity to simultaneously express a multiplicity of voices, thoughts, and visual language. Art is a means of engaging in conversations and contemplations. With this in mind, I like to take readers along with me on a journey to raise questions and stimulate thoughts and feelings. I’m not here to provide answers. As with all dialogue, the take-away is collaborative.”