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Artist Interview: Sarah Webb

By: Tory Hoke
Art by: Sarah Webb

13 Nov 2017

I’m most inspired by narrative work, strong sense of place, and finding the fantastic things inherent in everyday life.

Artist Interview: Susie Oh

By: Tory Hoke
By: Susie Oh

14 Nov 2016

I think the disorienting effect, somehow, tells a more psychological truth than a perfect rendering in three-point perspective.

Artist Interview: Sonia Camacho

By: Tory Hoke
By: Sonia Camacho

31 Oct 2016

Sonia Camacho is a Berlin-based illustrator and artist born in Seville, Spain, who currently develops illustration and design projects in Europe.

Artist Interview: K. C. Garza

12 Sep 2016

Freelance is what I've always wanted to do though, so when I got laid off from my full-time, I sort of resolved to making it work.

Artist Interview: Melissa Pagluica

15 Aug 2016

Even as a kid I was always trying to create worlds and stories with my art.

Artist Interview: A.L. Kaplan

Heather McDougal

25 Jul 2016

What if aliens invaded and we had to learn how to accommodate them? What would change politically, socially, culturally, linguistically?

Artist Interview: Slimm Fabert

18 Jul 2016

I’m tired of seeing blue space babes and ridiculous, spiky armor in highly rendered but stylistically uninteresting illustrations.

Artist Interview: O Horvath

O Horvath
Tory Hoke

11 Jul 2016

I want to challenge how women's bodies are thought of and represented—in comics especially.

Artist Interview: Alex Araiza

4 Jul 2016

Usually [comics are] a way for me to say things I’m too embarrassed to say out loud or outright tell someone about.

Artist Interview: Rhiannon Rasmussen-Silverstein

15 Feb 2016

There are so many artists, especially people of color and in the queer community, that are bringing such amazing vibrancy, innovation, and life to independent comics right now.

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