Looking for examples of this comics style for my feed reader.
October 10, 2015 9:49 AM Subscribe
Help me find a Feedly-able stream of comics in the style of those featured on Dan Berry's podcast Make It Then Tell Everybody. Most important: exposure to different artists' visual styles. Not important: access to complete comics.
I'm not a comics or graphic novel reader, but I really like the visual style that seems prominent among the artists on MITTE: quirky, gestural, and stylized in a way that sets them apart from both superhero comics, underground comix, or "comic strip" stuff.
So I'm looking for blogs that offer lots of examples of work in this vein to put in my Feedly. A nice overview of the latest stuff coming out to browse through would be ideal, as long as there are good images—accompanying articles and text don't matter too much to me, and I don't need to see entire pages or comics.
I'll be perusing the websites of the individual artists featured on MITTE for their feeds and blogrolls, but I'm also hoping the hive has some good leads on blogs that compile lots of different people's work.
I'm not a comics or graphic novel reader, but I really like the visual style that seems prominent among the artists on MITTE: quirky, gestural, and stylized in a way that sets them apart from both superhero comics, underground comix, or "comic strip" stuff.
So I'm looking for blogs that offer lots of examples of work in this vein to put in my Feedly. A nice overview of the latest stuff coming out to browse through would be ideal, as long as there are good images—accompanying articles and text don't matter too much to me, and I don't need to see entire pages or comics.
I'll be perusing the websites of the individual artists featured on MITTE for their feeds and blogrolls, but I'm also hoping the hive has some good leads on blogs that compile lots of different people's work.
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