Good Paintings of Bad Drawings by Sara Suppan, Printed by Isaac Ruder | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Good Paintings of Bad Drawings by Sara Suppan, Printed by Isaac Ruder

December 13, 2025
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A painting of a banana holding open a sketchbook, with a doodle of a bowl of fruit spanning the spread pages.
Sara Suppan ’15

Sara Suppan ’15, and Isaac Ruder ’16 collaborated on a risograph-printed book of Suppan’s paintings for Ruder’s new California based design studio, Corporate Earth. The book, aptly titled Good Painting Bad Drawing, is filled with what Suppan self describes as ‘good paintings of bad drawings’.

The book contains 16 of Suppan’s works spanning from from 2021 to 2025, each very technically impressive paintings containing silly doodles. Ruder’s company, Corporate Earth, is an independent design studio and risograph print shop, and is currently accepting new design projects.

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