Tag: artist
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Call for Submissions: The Origins Anthology
Where did your character come from? Where did they start their journey? We want to show the world in our tenth comics anthology.
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How to Write Comics: Panel Descriptions
Writing comic panels is a finely tuned communication from a writer to an artist. Here are some tips on panel descriptions from writer Lynsey G and artist Jayel Draco.
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An Interview with Artist Jacey Chase
Jacey Chase is an artist, YouTuber, and activist whose short comic “Far Away” appeared in Oneshi Press Anthology #08. They also collaborated with Kael McDonald on “Junction,” a short comic to be featured in the upcoming Oneshi Press Anthology #09 in early 2020. We chatted with Jacey about inspiration, dissociation, drawing as a grounding pracice, and—of…
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An Interview with Comics Artist Lucas Peverill
“Comics that raise pressing social issues can give readers the space to engage critically, as well as to dream differently. When we cannot solve our problems with the same old strategies, the situation calls for more imagination.”—Lucas Peverill
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An Interview with Comics Artist Diego Vidal
“Always try to take a second reading of everything we consume; even if you are not the critic type, you could learn a lot [about] every aspect of life!”—Diego Vidal
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An Interview with Comics Artist Jan Velazquez
“Say something that can be useful to people in their own life. Story and entertainment. Those are the things I look for in every story.”—Jan Velazquez
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An Interview with Comics Creator Tana Ford
“Make a thing. Finish your comic and put it out in the world. You learn so much by just doing it, so go in ready, do your research and work hard. And keep trying.” —Tana Ford
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An Interview with Comics Artist Tom Barton
“If you keep going and doing what you do best, other’s will notice and then it’s only a matter of time.”—Tom Barton
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An Interview with Comics Creator Tom Swift Bird
“Some soul in an often soulless world. It’s a lifeline out of the monotony of the struggle for money and things. It’s a gathering space for ideas and vitality.”—Tom Swift Bird