Tight Pencils
160 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 3 years ago - ★★★★★ - 1 ratingTight Pencils is a podcast about the creative process. Host Kevin Budnik sits down with friends, strangers, creators established and aspiring to talk about how they got where they are and where they want to go. We are all artists, storytellers, makers in our own right.
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Marnie Galloway
May 27, 2016 17:57 - 1 hour - 55.2 MBMarnie Galloway joined me to talk about her new book, In The Sounds and Seas, debuting at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival. We discussed the origin of the story that became her three-part collected work, as well as how it feels to create myth from personal experience. This conversation took an interesting turn towards exploring the feeling that as an artist one needs to always be producing new work, and whether or not that can be damaging to one’s physical and mental stability. Marn...
Zelda Galewsky
May 27, 2016 17:41 - 53 minutes - 48.6 MBZelda Galewsky is a multimedia illustrator, and current student at Columbia College Chicago. Zelda has a distinctive style and personal discipline that sets her work apart from that of many current young illustrators. Zelda is ALSO one of the editors of the LINEWORK Anthology of Comics and Illustration, a publication that will be releasing it’s sixth annual issue next month. This episode’s conversation centers around pursuing a variety of materials and style in one’s artistic proces...
Episode Thirty Three: Zelda Galewsky
May 27, 2016 17:41 - 53 minutes - 48.6 MBZelda Galewsky is a multimedia illustrator, and current student at Columbia College Chicago. Zelda has a distinctive style and personal discipline that sets her work apart from that of many current young illustrators. Zelda is ALSO one of the editors of the LINEWORK Anthology of Comics and Illustration, a publication that will be releasing it’s sixth annual issue next month. This episode’s conversation centers around pursuing a variety of materials and style in one’s artistic proces...
Episode Thirty-Two: Danielle Chenette
May 27, 2016 17:41 - 56 minutes - 51.9 MBDanielle Chenette is an amazing illustrator whose work carries an incredible sense of weight. Her paintings, drawings, comics, and illustrations utilize color and mark making to warp perspective in a remarkable way. Danielle and Kevin discuss the differences between the LA and Chicago comics community, how environmental factors effect your productivity as an artist, and navigating life as a freelance artist. Danielle’s Work: http://daniellechenette.tumblr.com/ Believed Behavior h...
Danielle Chenette
May 27, 2016 17:41 - 56 minutes - 51.9 MBDanielle Chenette is an amazing illustrator whose work carries an incredible sense of weight. Her paintings, drawings, comics, and illustrations utilize color and mark making to warp perspective in a remarkable way. Danielle and Kevin discuss the differences between the LA and Chicago comics community, how environmental factors effect your productivity as an artist, and navigating life as a freelance artist. Danielle’s Work: http://daniellechenette.tumblr.com/ Believed Behavior h...
Hazel Newlevant
May 27, 2016 17:39 - 52 minutes - 48.2 MBNote: at the time of the recording Hazel was using pronouns that they no longer identify with. Unfortunately we cannot change the audio but the episode descriptions have been updated accordingly! Hazel Newlevant is an autobiographical cartoonist based in Queens, New York. Hazel’s most recent project No Ivy League is a coming of age story about their experience working in the National Park system, meeting young people from different cultural backgrounds, and getting to know their s...
Episode Thirty-One: Hazel Newlevant
May 27, 2016 17:39 - 53 minutes - 49.4 MBNOTE: at the time of the recording our guest was using pronouns that they no longer identify with. Unfortunately we cannot change the audio but the episode descriptions have been updated accordingly! Hazel Newlevant is an autobiographical cartoonist based in Queens, New York. Hazel’s most recent project No Ivy League is a coming of age story about their experience working in the National Park system, meeting young people from different cultural backgrounds, and getting to know the...
Kazimir Lee Iskander
May 27, 2016 17:25 - 56 minutes - 51.6 MBThis episode’s guest is Kazimir Lee Iskander, cartoonist, illustrator, and current graduate student at the Center for Cartoon Studies. Kazimir’s comics could be considered to fit into several genres, from horror to journalism to erotic fiction. In this conversation, we explore the common themes in all of Kazimir’s work. We also learn a little bit about what it’s like to collaborate so closely within the small art program offered by the Center for Cartoon Studies. Show Notes: Kazim...
Episode Thirty: Kazimir Lee Iskander
May 27, 2016 17:25 - 56 minutes - 51.6 MBThis episode’s guest is Kazimir Lee Iskander, cartoonist, illustrator, and current graduate student at the Center for Cartoon Studies. Kazimir’s comics could be considered to fit into several genres, from horror to journalism to erotic fiction. In this conversation, we explore the common themes in all of Kazimir’s work. We also learn a little bit about what it’s like to collaborate so closely within the small art program offered by the Center for Cartoon Studies. Show Notes: Kazim...
Episode Twenty-Nine: Hannah Stockdale
May 27, 2016 17:23 - 56 minutes - 51.4 MBHannah Lee Stockdale talks to us about what it was like growing up with a learning disability and how that influences her process as an artist. Also recently diagnosed with ADHD, Hannah explains how she has to work around these problems to continue to make art. – The Shrine / An Argument music video – A decent brief summary of Dyscalculia – main website – tumblr, twitter, & instagram
Hannah Stockdale
May 27, 2016 17:23 - 56 minutes - 51.4 MBHannah Lee Stockdale talks to us about what it was like growing up with a learning disability and how that influences her process as an artist. Also recently diagnosed with ADHD, Hannah explains how she has to work around these problems to continue to make art. – The Shrine / An Argument music video – A decent brief summary of Dyscalculia – main website – tumblr, twitter, & instagram
Episode Twenty-Seven: MariNaomi
May 27, 2016 17:19 - 58 minutes - 53.9 MBOur guest this time is MariNaomi, author of the graphic memoirs Dragon’s Breath (2dCloud) and Kiss and Tell (Harper Perennial), among others. In this episode Kevin and Mari discuss the conversation between culture and experience, and how that relates to the comics they make. MariNamoi’s work: http://marinaomi.com/comics.html This episode is sponsored by Basecamp, in partnership with the Chicago Podcast Cooperative Mari sent us photos of her workspace with an incredible walkthroug...
MariNaomi
May 27, 2016 17:19 - 58 minutes - 53.9 MBOur guest this time is MariNaomi, author of the graphic memoirs Dragon’s Breath (2dCloud) and Kiss and Tell (Harper Perennial), among others. In this episode Kevin and Mari discuss the conversation between culture and experience, and how that relates to the comics they make. MariNamoi’s work: http://marinaomi.com/comics.html This episode is sponsored by Basecamp, in partnership with the Chicago Podcast Cooperative Mari sent us photos of her workspace with an incredible walkthroug...
Episode Twenty-Eight: Sarah Ferrick
May 27, 2016 17:17 - 41 minutes - 38.4 MBSarah Ferrick’s comics are visually striking. In this episode she reveals a bit about her influences ranging from R&B to Medieval manuscripts. Her upcoming release “Sec” from is the last in a series of comic love-notes and is a prominent part of the 2d Winter Collection, currently running on Kickstarter Sarah’s work 2dcloud Winter Collection
Margot Ferrick
May 27, 2016 17:17 - 41 minutes - 38.2 MBNOTE: at the time of this recording the guest was using a name that they no longer identify with. We're unable to change the recording but show notes and description have been changed to reflect this. Margot Ferrick’s comics are visually striking. In this episode she reveals a bit about her influences ranging from R&B to Medieval manuscripts. Her upcoming release “Sec” from is the last in a series of comic love-notes and is a prominent part of the 2d Winter Collection, currently...
Episode Twenty-Eight: Margot Ferrick
May 27, 2016 17:17 - 41 minutes - 38.2 MBNOTE: at the time of this recording the guest was using a name that they no longer identify with. We're unable to change the recording but show notes and description have been changed to reflect this. Margot Ferrick’s comics are visually striking. In this episode she reveals a bit about her influences ranging from R&B to Medieval manuscripts. Her upcoming release “Sec” from is the last in a series of comic love-notes and is a prominent part of the 2d Winter Collection, currently...
Liz Prince
May 27, 2016 16:28 - 59 minutes - 54.2 MBLiz Prince is the award winning author of Tomboy: A Graphic Memoir (Zest Books, 2014), as well as copious other honest and funny autobiographical comics. In this episode, Kevin sits down with Liz to talk about the perception of memory, collaborating with writers, moving on from large projects, and gender in comics. Also, cats. Lots of cat talk in this one. Liz’s Website: http://lizprincepower.com/ Show notes: Nicole Georges Evan Palmer (Clarence is a cartoon created by Skyler P...
Episode Twenty-Six: Liz Prince
May 27, 2016 16:28 - 59 minutes - 54.2 MBLiz Prince is the award winning author of Tomboy: A Graphic Memoir (Zest Books, 2014), as well as copious other honest and funny autobiographical comics. In this episode, Kevin sits down with Liz to talk about the perception of memory, collaborating with writers, moving on from large projects, and gender in comics. Also, cats. Lots of cat talk in this one. Liz’s Website: http://lizprincepower.com/ Show notes: Nicole Georges Evan Palmer (Clarence is a cartoon created by Skyler P...
Laurie Piña
May 27, 2016 16:26 - 43 minutes - 40 MBIn this episode, Kevin talks to comic artist Laurie Piña about her work. The two discuss making art about adolescence as well as the emotional significance of The Wonder Years. Laurie’s work: http://crushedpeanut.com/ Laurie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/crushedpeanut This episode is sponsored by Basecamp Visit the Chicago Podcast Co-op to find out more about our family of podcasts chicagopodcastcoop.com
Episode Twenty-Five: Laurie Piña
May 27, 2016 16:26 - 43 minutes - 40 MBIn this episode, Kevin talks to comic artist Laurie Piña about her work. The two discuss making art about adolescence as well as the emotional significance of The Wonder Years. Laurie’s work: http://crushedpeanut.com/ Laurie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/crushedpeanut This episode is sponsored by Basecamp Visit the Chicago Podcast Co-op to find out more about our family of podcasts chicagopodcastcoop.com
Episode Twenty-Four: Onsmith
May 27, 2016 16:22 - 49 minutes - 44.9 MBIn this episode, Kevin sits down with Onsmith, the pen-name of chicago-based cartoonist Jeremy Smith. Jeremy shares his insights on comics, the working class, and the way his upbringing in Oklahoma influences his work. Jeremy’s Tumblr Jeremy is a contributor to many comic anthologies including the upcoming Black Eye 3 from Rotland Press notes: Onsmith & Nudd Paul Nudd Linework Comics Anthology This episode is sponsored by Busy Beaver Buttons Tight Pencils is a proud member o...
Onsmith
May 27, 2016 16:22 - 49 minutes - 44.9 MBIn this episode, Kevin sits down with Onsmith, the pen-name of chicago-based cartoonist Jeremy Smith. Jeremy shares his insights on comics, the working class, and the way his upbringing in Oklahoma influences his work. Jeremy’s Tumblr Jeremy is a contributor to many comic anthologies including the upcoming Black Eye 3 from Rotland Press notes: Onsmith & Nudd Paul Nudd Linework Comics Anthology This episode is sponsored by Busy Beaver Buttons Tight Pencils is a proud member o...
Laura Knetzger
May 27, 2016 12:35 - 43 minutes - 19.9 MBIn this episode we had a chat with Seattle-based Cartoonist and Illustrator, Laura Knetzger! We talked with Laura about how she got started, the struggle to be proactive, the joy of holding your own book for the first time, her comic book series Bug Boys (pre-order it now on Czap Books!!!), and about her process and materials. A huge thanks to Jackbox Games and the Chicago Podcast Coop for sponsoring this episode!
Episode Twenty-Two: Laura Knetzger
May 27, 2016 12:35 - 43 minutes - 19.9 MBIn this episode we had a chat with Seattle-based Cartoonist and Illustrator, Laura Knetzger! We talked with Laura about how she got started, the struggle to be proactive, the joy of holding your own book for the first time, her comic book series Bug Boys (pre-order it now on Czap Books!!!), and about her process and materials. A huge thanks to Jackbox Games and the Chicago Podcast Coop for sponsoring this episode!
Episode Twenty-One: Hallie Bateman
May 26, 2016 23:33 - 52 minutes - 23.9 MBOur guest for this episode is Brooklyn-based Hallie Bateman, an Illustrator and Writer who is a contributor at The Awl, The New Yorker, and Buzzfeed, and who’s work has been published all over the place! We spoke with Hallie over Skype about pen-pals, sketching habits, her drawing style, and about what she has been working on lately. Bonus: we took a couple of minutes to each do a quick sketch (see them below!). A big “thank you” to Emporium Arcade Bar, and The Chicago Coop for sp...
Hallie Bateman
May 26, 2016 23:33 - 52 minutes - 23.9 MBOur guest for this episode is Brooklyn-based Hallie Bateman, an Illustrator and Writer who is a contributor at The Awl, The New Yorker, and Buzzfeed, and who’s work has been published all over the place! We spoke with Hallie over Skype about pen-pals, sketching habits, her drawing style, and about what she has been working on lately. Bonus: we took a couple of minutes to each do a quick sketch (see them below!). A big “thank you” to Emporium Arcade Bar, and The Chicago Coop for sp...
Jeremy Tinder
May 26, 2016 23:21 - 42 minutes - 19.3 MBJeremy Tinder is a cartoonist, painter, and teacher based in Chicago. We sat down with him in his living room on the North Side and talked to him about how he got started in art, what some of his influences are, and about what he does and what he’s been working on lately. A special thanks to Iron Galaxy (check out their game, Capsule Force!) and The Chicago Podcast Coop for sponsoring this episode. Also, a thanks to Nate Beaty for the photo of Jeremy we used for the episode! Jere...
Episode Twenty: Jeremy Tinder
May 26, 2016 23:21 - 42 minutes - 19.3 MBJeremy Tinder is a cartoonist, painter, and teacher based in Chicago. We sat down with him in his living room on the North Side and talked to him about how he got started in art, what some of his influences are, and about what he does and what he’s been working on lately. A special thanks to Iron Galaxy (check out their game, Capsule Force!) and The Chicago Podcast Coop for sponsoring this episode. Also, a thanks to Nate Beaty for the photo of Jeremy we used for the episode! Jere...
2dcloud with Raighne Hogan & Jake Terrell
May 26, 2016 22:41 - 1 hour - 29 MBIn this episode Kevin and I interview two of the fabulous folks behind 2dcloud, a small publisher based out of Minneapolis, MN: Raighne Hogan and Jake Terrell. We talked to Raighne a bit about the inner-workings of 2dcloud, and their new fall collection (and its kickstarter campaign), and to Jake about his work and his newest book Summer Carnival. Thanks to Inventables for sponsoring this episode, and to the Chicago Podcast Coop (while you’re there check out the Making New Friends ...
Episode Nineteen: 2dcloud with Raighne Hogan & Jake Terrell
May 26, 2016 22:41 - 1 hour - 29 MBIn this episode Kevin and I interview two of the fabulous folks behind 2dcloud, a small publisher based out of Minneapolis, MN: Raighne Hogan and Jake Terrell. We talked to Raighne a bit about the inner-workings of 2dcloud, and their new fall collection (and its kickstarter campaign), and to Jake about his work and his newest book Summer Carnival. Thanks to Inventables for sponsoring this episode, and to the Chicago Podcast Coop (while you’re there check out the Making New Friends ...
Episode 18: Miranda Harmon
May 26, 2016 22:21 - 46 minutes - 43 MBIn this episode we have a skype chat with Miranda Harmon, a Gainesville, Florida-based cartoonist and illustrator, and talk about how Miranda got started in comics, her experience with education, comic conventions, tools she uses, and a little about D&D too! Big thanks to The Chicago Podcast Coop. Where to find Miranda: MirandaHarmon.comMirandaHarmony.tumblr.com@MirandaMHarmon Show notes: SAW (Sequential Arts Workshop)Aatmaja PandyaKate BeatonEleanor Davis
Miranda Harmon
May 26, 2016 22:21 - 46 minutes - 43 MBIn this episode we have a skype chat with Miranda Harmon, a Gainesville, Florida-based cartoonist and illustrator, and talk about how Miranda got started in comics, her experience with education, comic conventions, tools she uses, and a little about D&D too! Big thanks to The Chicago Podcast Coop. Where to find Miranda: MirandaHarmon.comMirandaHarmony.tumblr.com@MirandaMHarmon Show notes: SAW (Sequential Arts Workshop)Aatmaja PandyaKate BeatonEleanor Davis
Episode 17: Krystal DiFronzo
May 26, 2016 22:20 - 50 minutes - 23 MBIn this episode Kevin interviews Krystal DiFronzo, a Chicago-based artist, performer, and cartoonist. We talk about choosing the right medium to express your ideas, destruction as a form of creation, and not being precious about physical art. Also lighting things on fire. This episode is sponsored by Field Notes, as well as the Chicago Podcast Co-op. Show notes: Krystal’s Tumblr Krystal’s Website Pup House additional links: a write-up of Burnout, an exhibition featuring Kryst...
Krystal DiFronzo
May 26, 2016 22:20 - 50 minutes - 23 MBIn this episode Kevin interviews Krystal DiFronzo, a Chicago-based artist, performer, and cartoonist. We talk about choosing the right medium to express your ideas, destruction as a form of creation, and not being precious about physical art. Also lighting things on fire. This episode is sponsored by Field Notes, as well as the Chicago Podcast Co-op. Show notes: Krystal’s Tumblr Krystal’s Website Pup House additional links: a write-up of Burnout, an exhibition featuring Kryst...
Episode Fifteen: Rachel Dukes
May 26, 2016 22:02 - 1 hour - 34.6 MBIn this episode we have a chat with comics artist Rachel Dukes, who lives in Los Angeles, over skype, and boy what a fruitful chat it was! Rachel shares with us how she deals the with solitude of being an artist, working from home (and in the dead of night), how she stays productive, some lessons from a successful Kickstarter campaign, and oh so much more! A special thanks to The Lodge Management group and Wingfest.net for sponsoring this episode, as well as The Chicago Podcast Coo...
Rachel Dukes
May 26, 2016 22:02 - 1 hour - 34.6 MBIn this episode we have a chat with comics artist Rachel Dukes, who lives in Los Angeles, over skype, and boy what a fruitful chat it was! Rachel shares with us how she deals the with solitude of being an artist, working from home (and in the dead of night), how she stays productive, some lessons from a successful Kickstarter campaign, and oh so much more! A special thanks to The Lodge Management group and Wingfest.net for sponsoring this episode, as well as The Chicago Podcast Coo...
Gina Wynbrandt
May 26, 2016 18:45 - 49 minutes - 45.1 MBIn this episode we interviewed the super funny and talented Chicago comics artist Gina Wynbrandt! We hung out with Gina in her room and workspace to talk about her process and what she does, what she’s been working on, and what’s ahead. Today (the day the episode was released) is Gina’s birthday, so happy birthday Gina! Thanks to Knowyourcompany.com for making this episode possible, and to the Chicago Podcast Coop for their support. Gina on the net: ginawyndbrandt.com @gwynbr ‘B...
Episode Fourteen: Gina Wynbrandt
May 26, 2016 18:45 - 49 minutes - 45.1 MBIn this episode we interviewed the super funny and talented Chicago comics artist Gina Wynbrandt! We hung out with Gina in her room and workspace to talk about her process and what she does, what she’s been working on, and what’s ahead. Today (the day the episode was released) is Gina’s birthday, so happy birthday Gina! Thanks to Knowyourcompany.com for making this episode possible, and to the Chicago Podcast Coop for their support. Gina on the net: ginawyndbrandt.com @gwynbr ‘B...
Episode Thirteen: Nate Beaty
May 26, 2016 18:39 - 58 minutes - 26.7 MBIn this episode we had the pleasure of chatting with cartoonist and man of many talents, Nate Beaty, in his apartment as he prepared a homemade piñata for an upcoming birthday party (happy belated birthday Nate!). Nate talked about how he got into drawing and making comics, even showing us what might have been the first comic he ever made, and shared with us some of his influences and some insights about his process. A big thanks to Emporium Arcade Bar for sponsoring this episode —...
Nate Beaty
May 26, 2016 18:39 - 58 minutes - 26.7 MBIn this episode we had the pleasure of chatting with cartoonist and man of many talents, Nate Beaty, in his apartment as he prepared a homemade piñata for an upcoming birthday party (happy belated birthday Nate!). Nate talked about how he got into drawing and making comics, even showing us what might have been the first comic he ever made, and shared with us some of his influences and some insights about his process. A big thanks to Emporium Arcade Bar for sponsoring this episode —...
Corinne Mucha
May 26, 2016 18:35 - 44 minutes - 20.3 MBIn this episode we sit down with the very fun and talented Corinne Mucha, who is a Teaching Artist, Cartoonist and Illustrator currently based in Chicago. Corinne told us about her newest mini, Fixated: Three Fictional Stories About Obsession, talked a bit about her process and where she gets some of her inspiration, and taught us how to properly pronounce her name (myoo-cha). We’d like to thank IronGalaxy for sponsoring this episode, as well as to the Chicago Podcast Coop for thei...
Episode Twelve: Corinne Mucha
May 26, 2016 18:35 - 44 minutes - 20.3 MBIn this episode we sit down with the very fun and talented Corinne Mucha, who is a Teaching Artist, Cartoonist and Illustrator currently based in Chicago. Corinne told us about her newest mini, Fixated: Three Fictional Stories About Obsession, talked a bit about her process and where she gets some of her inspiration, and taught us how to properly pronounce her name (myoo-cha). We’d like to thank IronGalaxy for sponsoring this episode, as well as to the Chicago Podcast Coop for thei...
Rj Casey
May 26, 2016 18:29 - 48 minutes - 44.7 MBIn this episode we got on Skype in order to talk to writer, editor and co-founder of YetiPress, RJ Casey, in Seattle, Washington. RJ gave us a little back story about how Yeti was started with Eric Roesner, the origin of the name (you have to listen to find out!), answered some listener questions, and talked mascots (yeah, like sports mascots). If you’re going to be at CAKE (Chicago Alternative Comics Expo) this weekend make sure you stop by the YetiPress table and say hi to RJ (men...
Episode Eleven: Rj Casey
May 26, 2016 18:29 - 48 minutes - 44.7 MBIn this episode we got on Skype in order to talk to writer, editor and co-founder of YetiPress, RJ Casey, in Seattle, Washington. RJ gave us a little back story about how Yeti was started with Eric Roesner, the origin of the name (you have to listen to find out!), answered some listener questions, and talked mascots (yeah, like sports mascots). If you’re going to be at CAKE (Chicago Alternative Comics Expo) this weekend make sure you stop by the YetiPress table and say hi to RJ (men...
Episode Ten: Kat Leyh
May 26, 2016 18:26 - 40 minutes - 18.7 MBFor this episode we talked to the multifaceted illustrator and comic book artist Kat Leyh. Kat let us interview her in her work space at her Chicago Apartment (that’s the Red Line passing by in the background), which we discovered would only be her apartment for just a few more days when she moves to San Diego! Anyway, Kat talked to us about the scary and complicated word of full-time freelancing, sharing some very insightful advice for anyone else contemplating making the jump, tal...
Kat Leyh
May 26, 2016 18:26 - 40 minutes - 18.7 MBFor this episode we talked to the multifaceted illustrator and comic book artist Kat Leyh. Kat let us interview her in her work space at her Chicago Apartment (that’s the Red Line passing by in the background), which we discovered would only be her apartment for just a few more days when she moves to San Diego! Anyway, Kat talked to us about the scary and complicated word of full-time freelancing, sharing some very insightful advice for anyone else contemplating making the jump, tal...
Episode Nine: Isabella Rotman
May 26, 2016 18:21 - 52 minutes - 24.2 MBIn this episode Kevin was joined by Isabella Rotman. The Two of them recorded Izzy’s interview in the car on the drive to and from the Toronto Comics Arts Festival. We talk about Izzy’s work, what to expect out of a convention like TCAF, and the world of independent comics in general. Show Links: CAH – https://cardsagainsthumanity.com/ Danielle Chenette Music – http://djchenette.bandcamp.com/ Danielle Chenette Comics – http://daniellechenette.tumblr.com/ CAKE (actually June 6th an...
Isabella Rotman
May 26, 2016 18:21 - 52 minutes - 48.1 MBIn this episode Kevin was joined by Isabella Rotman. The Two of them recorded Izzy’s interview in the car on the drive to and from the Toronto Comics Arts Festival. We talk about Izzy’s work, what to expect out of a convention like TCAF, and the world of independent comics in general. Show Links: http://djchenette.bandcamp.com/Danielle Chenette Comics – http://daniellechenette.tumblr.com/CAKE (actually June 6th and 7th) http://www.cakechicago.com/Cathy G. Johnson – http://cathyboy...
Pam Wishbow
May 26, 2016 18:10 - 58 minutes - 26.7 MBThis episode we got to chat with killer illustrator Pam Wishbow in her Seattle apartment (via Skype). After a few minutes of getting a little political we got down to talking about Pam’s process and hearing a little bit about how she works and what influences her. Among many other things Pam shared with us that a Kickstarter project that she’s a part of just launched the day of our recording — check out “Where Is Home” on Kickstarter and show your support if you can! You can find P...
Episode Eight: Pam Wishbow
May 26, 2016 18:10 - 58 minutes - 26.7 MBThis episode we got to chat with killer illustrator Pam Wishbow in her Seattle apartment (via Skype). After a few minutes of getting a little political we got down to talking about Pam’s process and hearing a little bit about how she works and what influences her. Among many other things Pam shared with us that a Kickstarter project that she’s a part of just launched the day of our recording — check out “Where Is Home” on Kickstarter and show your support if you can! You can find P...