It’s WASP Week (Webcomic Artist Swap Project), and we’re kicking it off with Courtney Svatek’s Hoof Fellas guest comic! Courtney writes and illustrates a hilarious comic called The Fourth, which you can read here!
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It’s WASP Week (Webcomic Artist Swap Project), and we’re kicking it off with Courtney Svatek’s Hoof Fellas guest comic! Courtney writes and illustrates a hilarious comic called The Fourth, which you can read here!
Not only do we have a brand new artist, but we have a brand new comic! Victoria Aasher’s Kairos is premiering through WASP 2018! This is sure to be an exciting world. Give Kairos a follow and see what troubles lie ahead for our astronaut protagonists! Click here to read Kairos! Paula Albaneze has been working in black and white recently with her comic Hoof Fellas, which can be read here.
About the author: Victoria Aasher is an small-time author of a novel who secretly wishes to live in an city with bustling lights and urban menagerie. She also enjoys taking her maltese, Brownie, out for starry walks.
About the artist: Paula “Chess” Albaneze is an artist, author, neo-classical composer, and recently, a drag king (Cesare). She runs her den of evil from the rainy, gay city of Seattle, Washington.
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About the author: Sarah Turner is a part time comic book artist from Oldham, who's now living in the bright lights(?) of Pudsey… she’s loves a good cup of tea and a biscuit! When she’s not drawing her own comics, she likes to make visual novels and help people with their IT problems... not the clown (thankfully), the computer stuff.
About the artist: Victoria Aasher is an small-time author of a novel who secretly wishes to live in an city with bustling lights and urban menagerie. She also enjoys taking her maltese, Brownie, out for starry walks.
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That’s a wrap!
Thanks so much for your contributions this year! You made my first year coordinating super smooth and without complication.
If you couldn’t make it this year but are interested in joining Webcomic Artist Swap Project next year, please send us a message!
Cheers,
Paula Albaneze WASP 2018 Coordinator Creator of Hoof Fellas
Wrapping it up, we have Cherish York’s illustration of Courtney Svatek’s The Fourth, which normally looks like this.
About the author: Courtney Svatek has a passion for art, video games, theatre, pointy toothy things, and making others smile. Look her up as Altermentality on tumblr, twitter or twitch, and check out The Fourth, which she creates with her partner Victor.
About the artist: Cherish York is an illustrator/comic artist who creates comics that are inspired from things she sees that are cathartic, fantasy and romance. When she isn't creating comics she is either learning languages or glued to a book or her kindle. Her current webcomic Aunt Rebecca's Triplet Sons is heavily influenced by romance, languages and history.
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About the author: Francesca Dare is a London-based VFX artist and comic creator. She has worked on anthologies Tempolush Tales of the Tanoox, To Arms!, and Wu Wei. Her webcomic Penny Blackfeather is published by Sloth Comics. She likes tea, dogs and naps.
About the artist: Will Caron holds a BA in fine art from the University of Hawaii at Manoa with a minor in creative writing. He is a journalist, magazine editor, community organizer and activist, and a cartoonist and illustrator and his artwork/cartooning reflects a passion for progressivism, critical analysis and critique of the current socioeconomic system and an over-reliance on pop culture and dad jokes. He spends most of his time writing about and advocating for social, economic and environmental justice at the Hawaii State Legislature and Honolulu City Hall, and has trouble making time for his artwork because, "Shit be whack, yo." This means that having chances to draw comics for collaborative efforts like WASP is especially valuable and rewarding for him.