Found Objects
Sarah ShawComics, sketches, ramblings, and research, drawn and written on a rescued table.
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Found Objects #14: Surface Patterns & Sewing Projects
I’ve been obsessed with making surface patterns lately. It’s been a great break from the labor and decision-making that goes into comics and other types of visual narratives. Although there’s a fair amount of creative problem-solving requir...
Found Objects #13: Mixed Media Swiss Travel Diary
At the beginning of January, before the winter/spring academic semester began, I visited my sister for a week in Switzerland. We spent some time at her apartment in Geneva and skied for a few days in the Swiss Alps. It was magical!
Found Objects #12: The Process of Re-Drawing and Re-Writing
Hello everyone, and Happy New Year! I meant to post this yesterday, but I had too much fun on New Year’s Eve, and I was a bit sluggish all day. Oh well!
Found Objects #11: Small Press
A couple of weekends ago, I tabled at the Nonfiction Comics Festival in Burlington, Vermont. When I first heard about this show last year, I knew that I needed to apply. It seemed like a perfect fit for my own work, and despite being a New ...
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Sarah Shaw is a cartoonist, illustrator, and professor who's always on the search for a good story. She lives in Portland, ME and teaches Illustration at Maine College of Art & Design, as well as online courses at the School of Visual Arts.
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