Tag: Art
Critical Thinking: The World’s Greatest Detective vs. the Ghetto
Critical Thinking is a new column that analyzes academic writing on comics and art.“The Autistic Detective: Sherlock Holmes and his Legacy”
Disability Studies Quarterly Vol. 34 No. 4
Written by Sonya Freeman Loftis
Edited by Bruce Henderson
Published...
SDCC ’23: Jim Lee declares: “Comic Con belongs to the comics again”
Lee took the stage for his regular spotlight panel to talk about everything from his personal history to current trends in comics.
Joe Quesada gives first look at upcoming Marvel project
What is Joe Quesada's mystery project for Marvel? Here's a first look
Dave McKean makes a case for AI as an “evolutionary step” for art
Closing out Comica, McKean shared his experiences with AI art generators in working on his new book, PROMPT.
Kevin O’Neill to get the Apex treatment from Rebellion next year
In June 2023, Kevin O'Neill will receive the special Apex Edition treatment from Rebellion showcasing his original art for longstanding British anthology 2000AD
INTERVIEW: Audrey Hopkins talks teaching kids how to draw with Varsity Tutors
The TikTok star is hosting another virtual class with Varsity Tutors this afternoon.
INTERVIEW: Geof Darrow talks Komodo dragons and Moebius influence in new SHAOLIN COWBOY
More gun-toting animals, martial arts, and American waste than you can shake a fist at.
INTERVIEW: GODZILLA VS. KONG storyboard artist Richard Bennett on comics and kaiju
With Godzilla & Kong: The Cinematic Storyboard Art of Richard Bennett now on Kickstarter, the blockbuster storyboard artist shares how his early career as a comic book artist led him to Hollywood.
PREVIEW: Check out five reimagined masterpieces from Anita Kunz’s ANOTHER HISTORY OF ART
What if the most classic pieces of art in the Western canon had been painted by women?
INTERVIEW: Theresa Chiechi on the creative process behind ITHAQA and DRAWN TO KEY WEST
An artist that doesn't let story run away.
Black Comics Matter: INFINITUM confronts the unstoppable march of time
"But the king did not die."
REVIEW: Theresa Chiechi’s DRAWN TO KEY WEST finds beauty in performance and local history
Make plans for the Sunset Celebration.
