Less, we remember

[babylon-crashing]

from, “My First Kafka,” by Matthue Roth, illustrations by Rohan Daniel Eason (One Peace Books, 2013)

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Tommi Parrish via

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[comicsworkbook]

pale, sick, and magic - 13&14/14 Audra Stang Made at the Comics Workbook Rowhouse Residency read from the beginning

The end - thank you for reading.

[audra-stang]

love me like an autograph pages 28 - 30

the end - thank you for reading. oliver will be back soon in star valley.

read from the beginning

[comicsworkbook]

Audra Stang

[thesadghostclub]

I really needed this today.

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[thesadghostclub]

If you are feeling blue… try making something new (no matter what it is)!

Love from The Sad Ghost Club.

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[gnartoons]

Originally published in Rough House #2 (Spring 2014).

[tobyjones]

Comics

[laurark]

Comics for Dogs 4.

[jasonviola]

Fear of Flowers Part 3

Read Part 2 

Read Part 1

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[leahwishnia]

Some ink drawings for outstanding orders of Happiness. 

Thanks for being patient, dudes!

[yeahdudecomics]

lola is a dog that hangs out at cha-cha’razzi sometimes

[gigidigiarchive]

argyrism asked you:

This may/may not be true for other people, but when I’m wondering about how you choose your colors, I’m wondering about how you make everything, well, harmonic. Noisemaster is a good example of this: he’s got a wide range of colors, but they all work well together, so it doesn’t end up looking garish. So, how do you go about something like that?

Thank you! I want Noisemaster’s pages to look like I’m just selecting colors at random, but it’s really pretty simple. Sure, I use a lot of complementary pairs, triadic colors, etc., but I generally don’t have too much Color Theory Terminology in my head as I’m planning these pages out.

For reference, Pages 447, 448, 451 and 455.

I know I’m not great at technical explanations, but I hope this sheds a little light on what I’m doing!

[comiques]

I’ve been reading Dante’s Inferno on my subway rides to work

[koyamapress]

The editors of the book recommendation site Bookish have selected Michael DeForge’s Very Casual as one of their Under-the-Radar Reads of 2013:

“Often compared to “Ghost World” author Daniel Clowes, DeForge creates bizarre, complex, nuanced art that will stay in your head long after you’ve turned the page.” — Bookish

Click here to see some of 2013’s best-kept book secrets!