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Press

 
 
 

 Press

Press coverage, interviews, and speaking engagements featuring Foxee Design and our founder Alexandria Batchelor, in print, in conversation, and on stage.

 
 

Above: Whoopi Goldberg promoting THE CHANGE on the Seth Meyers Show

 
 

Awards & Nominations

CRASH CART | 2026 Graphic Medicine Award Shortlist Nominee for “Outstanding Health-Related Comic”

PARABLE OF THE TALENTS | 2026 NAACP Image Award Winner for “Outstanding Literary Work - Graphic Novel”

THE KEEPER | 2023 NAACP Image Award Nominee for “Outstanding Literary Work - Fiction”

THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY: A GRAPHIC NOVEL HISTORY | 2022 Eisner Award Winner for “Best Reality-Based Work”

AFTER THE RAIN | 2022 Eisner Award Nominee

PARABLE OF THE SOWER | 2021 Hugo Award Winner for “Best Graphic Story or Comic”

KINDRED | 2018 Eisner Award Winner for “Best Adaptation from Another Medium”




Podcasts

Revision Path | Episode 452: Alexandria Batchelor
Maurice Cherry
As the head of her own company, Foxee Design, Alexandria uses her skills to redefine standards in the industry within art and design that represents minorities (primarily Black women). Now that’s change worth supporting!
— Maurice Cherry

Speaking Engagements

“Different Shades of Brown: Decolonizing Skin Color in Comics (2024) | Black Ignite: Transitions Virtual Event | Black Designers Ignite | (speaker)

“Spotlight on Box of Bones” panel (2021) | Black & Brown Comix Arts Festival | NORCALMLK | San Francisco, CA | (panelist)

“Natural Growth” ignite talk (2020) | Black Ignite: Transitions Virtual Event | Black Designers Ignite | (speaker)

“How to Succeed at Freelancing” livestream (2019) | Channel Frederator Network | Frederator Networks | New York, NY | (guest speaker)


Exhibitions

Whatever Happened To Dyno-Woman Exhibition | Barbara and Art Culver Center of the Arts, UCR Arts | Riverside, CA | February - August 2024

Unveiling Visions: The Alchemy of the Black Imagination | Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (NYPL) | Harlem, NY | October 2015 - January 2016