With 24 episodes of pure inspiration through the sketchbooks of artists like Iain McCaig, Kim Jung Gi, Claire Wendling, Karla Ortiz, and Scott Eaton, this series will take you on an unexpected journey of self-discovery. A visual journey through something so intimate and personal can really change your perspective and surprise you, even if you’re not an artist.Īnd this is exactly what the THU Sketchbook series does. Sketchbooks are never perfect, because they aren’t created with the purpose of being published or even shared most of the time. In a sketchbook an artist is free to make mistakes, to play, to lay down any masks they wear during the day. Sometimes places are abstract, they are an escape for the mind, and that escape, for an artist, can be their sketchbook.Ī sketchbook is somewhere where an artist feels safe to experiment, where they try new things, without any pressure or the fear of being judged. But a place doesn’t always have to be confined to a physical space you can enter. As kids it can be under a blanket, as adults that safe place is your home. After all, everyone has a go-to safe place. Find and support your local comic book shop at or by visiting /LoveComicShops.As the Covid-19 pandemic spread across the globe, people all around the world began locking themselves inside their homes.

You can grab these comics and more digitally or at your favorite local comic book shop. Be sure to ask your local shop about their current business policies to observe social distancing or other services they may offer, including holding or creating pull lists, curbside pick-ups, special deliveries, and other options to accommodate. 'I even added a bit of manga influence, like when a chef adds something unexpected to his dish and something better or amazing comes out.' To catch this interview and many, many more, check out STORMBREAKERS 2023 SKETCHBOOK, now available! Additionally, RED GOBLIN #1 by Alex Paknadel and Jan Bazaldua is now on sale, as well. 'In RED GOBLIN, I dared to try new ways of drawing panels or action scenes, inspired by a lot of artists who I admire, like Olivier Coipel or Pepe Larraz, among others,' she added. 'Although Red Goblin in a new character for me, I have become fond of Normie and Rascal.' 'In each issue that I do at Marvel, I try to do something special, to surpass my previous work,' Bazaldua tells Marvel in one interview.

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