This quarter-sheet sized book collects 24 portraits of portraits of people-of-color who have been killed at the hands of the police in the United States (one in Canada.)

This project began with the murder of Sandra Bland in July, 2015 when I felt so angry and powerless and wanted to do something. I was sitting fuming in my studio trying to focus and realized I couldn't until I drew Sandra's picture and learned what she looked like, and who she was and what had happened to her. This led me down a long and depressing path of the thousands of people who are regularly killed by the police. This is the second volume of this project.

Each portrait features a short description of the incident leading to the person's death as well as a date and location. Includes a short essay on my political feelings around police violence (generally negative) and my motivations for this project. All words and art are entirely by the artist.

Color cardstock cover, 48 b/w interior pages, book measures 5.5" x 4.25"