The Burn is an experimental graphic memoir of caregiving, invisible grief, and emotional overload. Told through a mix of risograph textures, analog haze, and retro-medical design, it captures Bee’s descent into burnout as she juggles a partner's brain surgery, lost dreams, and personal sacrifice. It’s haunting, raw, and painfully beautiful — a lo-fi portrait of survival in the aftermath.
Tags: caregiving, grief, burnout, medical trauma, emotional memoir, brain injury, lo-fi comic, griefcore, visual storytelling, Bee Wilde

Echo Brain is a surreal, sonic comic series following Bee Wilde, a mix engineer navigating love, loss, and neurodivergence through glitchcore visuals, ambient grief, and psychedelic sound metaphors. Set in Echo City, it blends Afrofuturism, emotional sci-fi, and lo-fi punk aesthetics. Featuring haunting brain avatars, reverb-drenched memories, and sonic warfare, Echo Brain is where healing meets distortion.

Step into the analog dreamscape of Bee Wilde: a visionary Black mix engineer, artist, and sound alchemist navigating grief, memory, and ecstatic noise. The Bee Wilde Solo Session is a rare transmission — part lo-fi live set, part emotional field recording. Crafted with bent circuits, VHS textures, and spectral vocals, it captures Bee’s first show alone after her collaborator Jarvis’s brain surgery, blending heartbreak with vibrant sonic resilience.