Show Notes
Sara talks about the legacy of her grandfather, Frank Frazetta, what illustrators can learn from Frazetta; and more.
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Gris talks about how cancelled or postponed projects can be positive; how making art helps process trauma; and more.
Marcos talks about how illustrators can “keep the demons of jealousy away”; why asking “what is it like to be me” is an important question illustrators should ask; and more.
Angie talks about how winning a major award can affect one’s relationship with their creative process; how illustrators can minimize their bad art days; and more.
Anjali talks about her discovery and acquisition of Marjane Satrapi’s graphic novel, Persepolis; what common excuse is given for many rejections in publishing; and more.
Roz talks about the early days of her nearly fifty-year career with The New Yorker; how she works through anxiety and artist’s block; and more.