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it’s said that the souls of humanity are recycled. That every soul has been born before, and that they will all be born again after the body dies. But, who's keeping track?
Siamese Book 4, A Revision of Fate. This book concludes the series, and Lucas and I are very happy to finally have it here. You’ll soon be able to purchase all 4 issues at siamesebook.com.
So little while ago, Lucas and I recorded and interview with the podcast Panels & Pizza. We talk about our Siamese, our influences, our current plans... Y'know... Comics and stuff! I had an AWESOME time, and Adam runs a great show. (check it out!) I probably embarrassed myself more times than I can count, but I'll let you be the judge of it.
Ms. Booth's Garden - Jack Kotz
(reviewed here)
"Ms. Booth is the photographer's grandmother. Jack Kotz is an amazed outsider from Washington, D. C., and Santa Fe, N. M., who goes South to visit her.
Kotz shows Ms. Booth in her dignified frailty as she moves through daily rituals in her rustic Mississippi town. Indeed, her "garden" is the mellowing community itself, her lifelong, intimate friend.
These exceptional, poignant photographs of Ms. Booth in her homey, local world capture an ever-constant irony--that although nature and mortals age together, nature endures as mortals fade. Yet in her state of advancing age she presides with majesty and grace among the things and the people she knows."
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I finished some cover art for graphic novel Siamese
Author Lucas Munson, and comic artist Jack Kotz
PCSS Project
My final project for MCAD's PCSS and I'm just... EHHHH! So proud of it :D A mash-up of the classical Red Riding Hood into a twisted anthology-ish idea; The Wolf, who is normally portrayed as a monster who eats saints hearts, encounters like long-stalked 'sweetheart/crush', Little Red Riding Hood. Special thanks to Brittney Sabo, Jack Kotz, Amaya Goldsmith, Caitlin Skaalrod for their kickass teaching skills and pushing me to do what I thought was impossible c:
And to my classmates in the 2013 Comic Major at Minneapolis College of Art and Design's PCSS! I love you so much and I hope you are all enjoying being home.
-Kitty