"Chackowicz's great trick is making us think that he has merely drawn us comics and cartoons both surreal and laugh-out-loud hilarious, but at a closer glance we can see that he has also crafted honest-to-god poems - lyrical works of poignancy and depth. His art is unexpectedly wistful, and warm-heartedly wise." - Jonathan Goldstein (Heavyweight, This American Life, WireTap)
True to form, Nothing to See Here's one-page gags convey narrative devices that take fans to strange places that exist well beyond joke territory.

Chackowicz received a Harvey Award nomination for work on Dennis Eichhorn's Real Stuff before becoming an Internet sensation. He was a regular on CBC Radio One's comedy program WireTap throughout the length of its run from 2004 to 2015. His character was a child in a man's body. Chackowicz plays drums for two long-lived Montreal-based bands: The American Devices (1980) and Nutsak (1996). Chackowicz has written restaurant reviews for the Hour and for enRoute magazine. He lives and draws in Park Ex, Montreal.

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"Chackowicz's great trick is making us think that he has merely drawn us comics and cartoons both surreal and laugh-out-loud hilarious, but at a closer glance we can see that he has also crafted honest-to-god poems - lyrical works of poignancy and depth. His art is unexpectedly wistful, and warm-heartedly wise." - Jonathan Goldstein ( Heavyweight, This American Life, WireTap )