The Textile of Grief: An Interview With Ashanti Fortson, Creator of “Leaf Lace”
Image Courtesy of Ashanti Fortson Ashanti Fortson, notable creator of several comics like Leaf Lace and the forthcoming graphic novel...
Black creators
Creator Spotlight: Mouna Touré
Image from Disabled Cartoonists Database Mouna Touré (moontoons) creates emotional and heartwarming comics about gaining confidence, being a person with...
The Choice to Fight or Stay Back: An Interview With T.R. Tells, Author of the Paragons of Justice Series
Images Courtesy of T.R. Tells T.R. Tells, author of the Paragons of Justice series, shares her inspiration and creative process...
Creator Spotlight: Ashanti Fortson
Image Courtesy of Ashanti Fortson Award-winning illustrator, cartoonist, and professor Ashanti Fortson creates visual stories that explore the human condition....
Learn From “School Memories”: An Interview With Webtoon Artist Sharean Morishita
Images Courtesy of Sharean Morishita School Memories by Sharean Morishita gracefully demonstrates the damage that a "harmless" prank can cause....
Nurturing Creativity and Confidence: An Interview with Tani Andrews, Creator of the Manga “Seeds of Doubt”
Images Courtesy of Tani Andrews Tani Andrews, the creator of the forthcoming manga Seeds of Doubt, talks about their creative...
Creator Spotlight: Olivia Stephens
Photo from Creator's Official Site Olivia Stephens creates stories about relationships and Queer girl werewolves. Her debut graphic novel, Artie...
The Power of Found Family: An Interview With Gabi Wolf, Creator of the Webcomics “Passage” and “Quarter Spring”
Images Courtesy of Gabi Wolf The webcomics Passage and Quarter Spring navigate themes of identity and found family in compelling...
More Than Hell and Demons: An Interview With Ashley, Creator of the Webcomic “Sunflowers for Dragons”
Images Courtesy of Ashley Ashley (hiashleynine), the creator of the supernatural webcomic Sunflowers for Dragons, serves a platter of fantastical...
Creator Spotlight: Ehcrama Marche, Creator of “Hella Black Mexican”
Ehcrama Marche. Image from Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) Based on Ehcrama Marche’s real-life childhood experiences growing up...