Hi, my name is Jennifer Babcock! I graduated from UCLA in June 2004 with a BA in history and art history and have no idea what I’m going to do for a living. Currently, I'm a graduate student at NYU's Institute of Fine Arts studying Ancient Egyptian art history. I'm hoping that by continuing my education, I can buy some time before I find a "real" job.

While enrolled at UCLA, I wrote “C’est la Vie” for the university newspaper, The Daily Bruin, where it was discovered by Universal Press Syndicate in its first year of publication. “C’est la Vie” as it exists today is a result of the partnership between me and UPS, in the hopes of creating a feature that could be embraced by a wide audience. I signed a contract with Uclick, the online division of UPS in March of 2005, and "C'est la Vie" is now a daily feature on www.ucomics.com.

While I’ve been drawing since before I can remember, I did not always want to be a cartoonist when I “grew up.” Among the other occupations I considered throughout my lifetime are: artist, animator, oceanographer, astronomer, novelist, curator, archaeologist, Egyptologist, coroner…

I started cartooning in my senior year of high school, when I created Mona and Donna, and have been secretly wanting to be a professional cartoonist ever since.

A former bicycle messenger, David Co graduated Cum Laude from UCLA with a B.S. in Biochemistry. He makes sure the backend of C'est La Vie stays up and running and writes an occasional Facebook App every now and then (Check out the C'est La Vie facebook application. Click Here).

He is currently a gentleman of leisure and splits his time between New York, Boston and Los Angeles, where he lives with his two bicycles.

A lapsed Buddhist, he has amused monks on two continents with his uncanny impressions of his Holiness the Venerable Dali Lama (see photo to the left).

He can be reached at TheLimitedCircleIsPureNO(at)SPAMgmail.com