Artist August

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Artist August: Meredith Gran [Art Feature]

By | Aug 19, 2014 | Columns

Meredith Gran is a cartoonist who’s been producing the webcomic Octopus Pie since 2007. Set in New York, Octopus Pie began as an Odd Couple-type story, but has grown into a slice of life story focused on a group of friends. It’s through these characters that Gran shows readers how versatile of a storyteller she is. Teetering […]

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Artist August: Becky Cloonan [Art Feature]

By | Aug 18, 2014 | Columns

I first discovered Becky Cloonan’s work browsing DeviantArt, specifically looking at her work on her self-published comic Wolves. Her work roped me in immediately. It was dark, romantic, ancient, with a mix of fairy tale and myth. That’s what I got just from a glance on DeviantArt. Becky’s work evokes stories immediately. There’s so many […]

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Artist August: Chris Samnee [Art Feature]

By | Aug 17, 2014 | Columns

You should know who Chris Samnee is. It’s almost becoming harder and hard to talk about artists I love thanks to the internet giving a wider platform to any artist who can use it, but Chris Samnee is an artist I’ve wanted to talk about for a while. I’m pretty sure I first discovered Samnee […]

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Artist August: Faith Erin Hicks [Art Feature]

By | Aug 16, 2014 | Columns

Oddly enough, the first thing that made me aware of graphic novelist Faith Erin Hicks was a Wolverine comic. It’s not because she’s a frequent contributor to superhero comics, but somehow several years ago I had come across a link to this Wolverine short Marvel solicited her to create, which depicted the ol’ Canucklehead going […]

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Artist August: KevIn Wada [Art Feature]

By | Aug 15, 2014 | Columns

Kevin Wada is an artist who has had an almost meteoric rise in the past year or so, a fact that could not make me happier. I don’t particularly remember how I first encountered Wada’s art, probably through Tumblr if I’m honest, but I know that ever since I first found his art I knew […]

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Artist August: Mike Mignola [Art Feature]

By | Aug 14, 2014 | Columns

Mike Mignola is one of the most iconic artists working in comics today. So much of what he’s done has rippled through the industry, influencing the way countless artists approach their craft. Not only in terms of his idiosyncratic approach to cartooning, but also in how his comics are released. He became synonymous with the series of […]

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Artist August: Tula Lotay [Art Feature]

By | Aug 11, 2014 | Columns

Social media, when used properly, can be a comic creator’s best friend. It’s a tricky beast to handle, as it easily can push readers away just as easy as it can bring them in, but as someone who wrangles social media for a living, I’d say on the whole comic writers and artists leverage social […]

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Artist August: Jaime Hernandez [Art Feature]

By | Aug 9, 2014 | Columns

Jaime Hernandez is a cartoonist almost entirely without peer. For over thirty years he’s created comics on his own terms and in his own way. Along with his brother Gilbert, Jaime has told his stories in the pages of Love and Rockets. Sometimes semi-annually, sometimes bi-monthly, and currently annually, Jaime’s L&R contribution has been following […]

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Artist August: Vera Brosgol [Art Feature]

By | Aug 8, 2014 | Columns

Vera Brosgol is a storyboard and concept artist for the stop motion animation studio LAIKA. In terms of comics work, she occasionally does hourly comics on her Twitter account, and she’s done guest comics for Scary Go Round, and… Oh, that’s right! She also did an Eisner-winning comic called Anya’s Ghost. I hope she’ll do […]

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