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Throughout Latinx Heritage Month we’ll be publishing profiles on a series of incredible Latinx creators working in all areas of the comic book industry. You’ll be introduced to what they do, why they do it, and how emerging creators might learn from their experiences. Today we speak to Joamette Gil, Eisner-winning cartoonist and editor at…
Throughout Latinx Heritage Month we’ll be publishing profiles on a series of incredible Latinx creators working in all areas of the comic book industry. You’ll be introduced to what they do, why they do it, and how emerging creators might learn from their experiences. Today we speak to Josh Trujillo, the writer behind Dodge City, Dream…
Apps are available for pretty much everything these days, including helping you look after your mental health. They are a great starting point for obtaining help and information, and they are also a lifeline for those struggling to afford therapy or who simply are not ready to speak to someone. Luckily, there are plenty of…
Throughout Latinx Heritage Month we’ll be publishing profiles on a series of incredible Latinx creators working in all areas of the comic book industry. You’ll be introduced to what they do, why they do it, and how emerging creators might learn from their experiences. Today we speak to Henry Barajas, the Director of Ops at Top…
Throughout Latinx Heritage Month we’ll be publishing profiles on a series of incredible Latinx creators working in all areas of the comic book industry. You’ll be introduced to what they do, why they do it, and how emerging creators might learn from their experiences. Today we speak to Juan Doe, the artist behind Bad Reception,…
Throughout Latinx Heritage Month we’ll be publishing profiles on a series of incredible Latinx creators working in all areas of the comic book industry. You’ll be introduced to what they do, why they do it, and how emerging creators might learn from their experiences. First up is Kiara Valdez, who is an assistant editor at…
We put together an anonymous survey for artists who take or have taken commissions to help creators better navigate the rates that they charge and the methods in which they accept commissions. As mentioned, the data was gathered anonymously via Google Forms from a sample size of 290 artists. We are not drawing conclusions or…
