Creating Comics
K. Woodman-MaynardFor artists who want to keep making art even when it’s hard.
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What Diary Comics Are (and Why I Love Them)
I am a huge proponent of making diary comics, but I’ve never actually made a post explaining my love for them. So here it is:
One other benefit of diary comics is that I love rereading them later which is something I rarely do with my wri...
Needling Critique
Since I’m always connecting things that happen in my everyday life to my creative practice, I made this follow-up comic:
I don’t always resist feedback like this. Often when I get critique, it’s immediately clear why it’s a good idea (or n...
Making a Setting the Scene Comic
With a link to this month's K's Kettle workshop
This month’s K’s Kettle had the theme of travel. We made what I call “setting the scene” comics. These are comics that don’t necessarily have a narrative arc, but are more about capturing the...
What Drawing in Black and White Taught Me
My trip to Paris in March had me reflecting on the many times over the decades that I’ve draw the Basilica of Sacre-Couer and how my art has changed over the years.
I don’t mean to imply that working in black and white or color is superio...
Paris: Where Beauty is the Default
I’d love to know: what reminds you to slow down and notice beauty in your life?
K’s Kettle: Travel—Real or Imagined
In addition to my real life travel in March to Paris, I’ve been traveling a lot in my imagination to Monhegan Island in...
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Bestselling graphic novelist of Tuck Everlasting (Macmillan), comics coach, and lover of British murder mysteries. Author of Creating Comics Substack for artists who want to keep making art even when it's hard.
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