Art

These days we live in.

It is impossible not to feel that this Kanye + Comics blog unites the voice for our times with some kick-ass comics panels.

LACKADAISY artist Tracy J. Butler delivers some notes on cartooning and facial expressions. Her examples are anthropomorphic, but can be applied to all "cartoony" 'tooning styles.

In the ever proliferating world of highly focused Tumblrs about comics, how can one not adore A Nice Cup of Comics which features people having a nice hot cuppa? Above, Wolverine Tea Party by Mike Maihack; below, Cap from TRUTH: RED, WHITE, AND BLACK #7 by Robert Morales and Kyle Baker.

Little is known of the new Vertigo book by the Eisner-winning 100 BULLETS team of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso, but as this editorial...

From the pages of SAVAGE DRAGON #168, via Michel Fiffe.

The Spider-Man musical's woes are now so iconic they've made the cover of The New Yorker.

Jim Woodring demonstrates the giant pen at the Gage Academy.

The art of Victor Kerlow has been featured in The New Yorker, the NY Times, and many other outlets. His website contains not only his lovely illos but many of his comics, which are also collected in Small Victories, a volume he was kind enough to send us a review copy of. While the art is immediately stunning, stories of danger in toilets, lumberjack exploits and other mysteries makes for a fine assemblage of comics.

Via Joe Keatinge

Do not open this link until you have a lot of time. The online archives of Illustration magazine include piles of information on artists...