Comics
That Overwhelming Feeling
There's so many things I don't know.
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Art and Friends Don't Mix
Friends are the worst at helping you make art.
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New York's Beloved, Independent, Union-Busting Bookstore
On the Books, written and drawn by Greg Farrell and released by Microcosm Publishing, is a firsthand comics account of contract negotiations at the Strand in 2012 — or, as the book's subtitle puts it, "A Graphic Tale of Working Woes at NYC's Strand Bookstore."
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The Truth About Notebooks
New notebooks are pure potential!
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How Artists Keep Warm in the Winter
It all starts with an idea.
Books
Drawing the Dark Journeys of Drifters
For a digest of comics stories and intricate, free-standing illustrative work called The Lonesome Go, St. Louis artist and writer Tim Lane profiles familiar, typically unshaven folk: bar flies, train-hopping drifters, biker types.
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The Evolution of Imagination
Human imaginations evolved for some very practical reasons.
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Do Artists Need Computers?
Last week, my computer died.
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Why Are We Attracted to Troubled Artists?
Jean Seberg wasn't troubled at first, but then the Feds started to harass her for donating money to the Black Panthers.
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The Most Important Part of the Creative Process
Those 10 minutes after you wake up, stay in bed, and think about everything you're going to make that day.
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My Art Is My Baby
Sharing art can be exciting, validating, and gratifying. But it can also be a little scary.
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An Artist Discovers Hunting Season
Just when you think you're prepared for anything …