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Yusuke Murata's extremely (it's okay to use that word again, right?) creative fourth-wall-plucking comic. Murata's follow-up to Hetappi Manga Research Lab R uses folded paper, cutouts, white-out, and even lights shown through paper to create a three-dimensional slapstick story of a manga artist literally on the run from his deadlines ( Read more... )

Rhodes's animation uses drawings - and, perhaps even more adorably, sound effects - provided by students at William Fox Elementary School and the Patrick Henry School of Science & Art. Scientific American explains how Rhodes provided the kids with a drawing of a simple salamander-like creature, then let the kids redraw the creature to simulate the ( Read more... )

Multiculturalism for Steampunk is now having a weekly art challenge including this really rad South Asian HBIC.


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I've been sitting at my desk for almost 3 days working on everyone's Christmas Fanthing. Almost everyone is getting a webcomic. I've been sitting in a painfully correct posture, activating the hell out of my core and pretending I have a string coming out of the crown of my head, holding my whole body up. Did you know you have muscles between your ( Read more... )

I've been thinking the past few months about artistic style[1]. I remember specifically setting out to have a particular style when I started drawing comic book characters. I wanted to be just like Jim Lee. Those days being the 90's, EVERYONE & their monkey wanted to draw like Jim Lee. Unless they wanted to draw like Rob Liefeld. DO NOT LIE, YOU ( Read more... )