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K. Briggs
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Comics witch and art educator; creator of Triskelion, Magpie, and The New Chapter Tarot; full text adaptation of Macbeth out July 25 from Avery Hill; they/she
Illogical VolumeAll I'm saying is, all the hottest people are backing @withryn's kickstarter. Hot people love panel layouts that make you think your way through what's being felt on the page, who knew?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thirdbearpress/sycamore
"When I lived in Scotland folks would ask me what I missed about living in America. My family and friends, and the Sycamore trees, was my answer."
New interview with @withryn!
https://readtheroommagazine.com/profile-an-interview-with-award-winning-artist-k-briggs/
Profile: An interview with award-winning artist K. Briggs - Read The Room
I was first introduced to the wonderful artwork of award-winning graphic novelist and art educator K. Briggs via my wife. She had backed an interesting Kickstarter, an artist compilation called MONSTERS, and insisted we go and meet the artist involved at a small comic con in Glasgow Central Library. We bonded immediately with them over
If you've not backed @withryn's latest comic book collection yet, I fully recommend it. As brother bobsy once said, "Briggs draws like Alan Moore writes."
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thirdbearpress/sycamore/rewards
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thirdbearpress/sycamore/rewards
This page from my adaptation of Macbeth isn't a specific scene, it's a marker to indicate the start of Act IV, but it's one of my fav pieces. It foreshadows the extended bird metaphor that'll happen in scenes 2 and 3 and references The Tower tarot card. #macbeth #shakespeare #shakespeareadaptation
This page of my Macbeth adaptation is brief respite from the medieval art references; instead it's a William Blake reference. He always creates excellent Terrible King imagery. The art itself is drawn on top of a Victorian analysis of Lady Macbeth - How many thousands of words have been written about her over the centuries?? About who she is and what she wanted?? I'm just part of a long line of people fascinated by her.
My comic adaptation of Macbeth has a starred review on Publishers Weekly! https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781910395738 #macbeth #shakespeare #shakespeareadaptation
a toadOwl People updated yesterday and I forgot to say!
read it here: https://owl-people.com
or on tapas: https://tapas.io/episode/2865818
#owlPeople #comic #webcomic
read it here: https://owl-people.com
or on tapas: https://tapas.io/episode/2865818
#owlPeople #comic #webcomic
