Eric Kostiuk Williams is a cartoonist based in Toronto. His books babybel wax bodysuit and condo heartbreak disco are out now from Retrofit and Koyama Press, respectively 

Eric joins Kevin to talk a little about working from home, online persona's, the comics, zines, and drag community

Eric's Website

Buy Eric's comics

Laura Lannes joins Kevin to talk about art school and autobio comics

Follow Laura on Twitter

Laura's website

2dcloud

Kat Fajardo is a grant-winning comic artist and illustrator based in NYC. In this episode, Kat joins Kevin to compare entrances into comics and talk about the importance of community and zines

show notes:

la raza anthology

school of the visual arts

columbia college

chicago printers resource (chiprc)

cartoon crossroads columbus (cxc)

bandida

the first rule of punk

Sarah Graley (Our Super Adventure, Kim Reaper, Rick and Morty Lil' Poopy Superstar) joins Kevin to talk about convention travel and internet comments

Sarah's website

Lucie and Kevin compare notes on diary comics and learning as you go

Lucie's Website

Lucie on Patreon

Tom and Sara McHenry join Kevin to talk about Twin Peaks, creating casts of characters, humor, a personal internet histories.

Support Tom and Sara on Patreon

Find their comics and zines on Etsy and Gumroad

Show notes

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Twin Peaks: The Return

Joe McAdam's Analog Twitter

The Andy Griffith Show

John-Charles Holmes joins Kevin to talk about writing fun characters and personality driven comics

John-Charles' website

read Spookydate

notes:

Oreo Os

Waffle Crisp

American Elf

Andrea Bell talks to Kevin about work habits, social media pros & cons, and processing emotions through vulnerability.

Andrea's Website

Andrea on Instagram

Discussed in this episode:

The Pomodoro Technique

Scott McCloud

Brené Brown

TED Talks

Bianca Xunise joins Kevin to talk about listening. Also discussed in the episode - representation for women of color, our relationship with the police, comics as a way to open up conversation between cultures, and Cool Spot.

Bianca is on twitter @biancaxunise

Find her work, including her pieces for The Nib on her website biancaxunise.com

mentioned in this episode:

Samurai Champloo

Amanda Scurti's piece Disability in the Age of Trump via The Nib

Tight Pencils Episode 51 w/ Amanda Scurti

Tank Girl

The Gorillaz

Clerks

Freaks and Geeks

Shivana Sookdeo joins Kevin to talk about generation resentment between artists, creating while living with depression, and a background in psychology that she utilizes to cope with her depression

Shivana's Website