The final of four installments on my favorite print-based visual storytelling work, where I provide choice images and cleaned-up notes on why I love these works so much. In this post: Jeff Smith’s Bone.
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Influences: comics, part 3
The third of four installments on my favorite print-based visual storytelling work, where I provide choice images and cleaned-up notes on why I love these works so much. In this post: 1980’s-era Legend of Zelda.
Influences: comics, part 2
The second of four installments on my favorite print-based visual storytelling work, where I provide choice images and cleaned-up notes on why I love these works so much. In this post: Muth and DeMatteis’s Moonshadow.
Influences: comics, top 3… +1
The first of four installments on my favorite print-based visual storytelling work, where I provide choice images and cleaned-up notes on why I love these works so much. In this post: My story, and Watterson’s Calvin & Hobbes.
Reimagining Alice
Last year I developed a series of illustrations derived from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its later companion, Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There. Thanks to this process I discovered an interesting connection between Carroll and psychologist Carl Jung, and I reflected on the relationship between obsession and the creativeContinue reading “Reimagining Alice”
