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If you've met Yedi, it's not hard to figure out why he knows everyone in the whole world. He's not shy and is besties with everyone he meets. I meet him first at Lightbox Expo and was blown away at his sketchbook. I feel like he takes a character and then exaggerates it way beyond the bounds that a normal person would take it... and then he doubles the exaggeration again.   What role did art play in your childhood? Art was everything when I was a kiddo it was the thing I was good at. My mom was an artist...

Jeremy Vinar is one of those artists that when I see what he puts in a Sketch Wallet I let out a gasp. Always amazing. His finished work is so clean and his colors are always beautifully crafted. He's got a Kickstarter currently running but it will be ending soon so don't wait! (Link is at the bottom) Keep reading to get to know Jeremy better. I assume like most artists you’ve always liked to draw, how did art play into your childhood?Yes, as long as I can remember I've drawn. I can vividly remember my love of art and...

Introducing the unbelievably talented Dave Pryor! I've gotten to know Dave over the last two years and consider him a good friend. I'm always amazed at his creativity and drive to create great work. I especially admire his community-building skills, he always brings artists together, and you can tell he truly loves his craft. Keep reading to get to know Dave better! How did art play into your childhood? I, like many kids, drew a lot. I would draw from influences like Sesame Street, Batman, Ultraman, and Star Wars. My mother would always bring a pad of paper and a...

Introducing the one and only DaCosta Bayley! Dacosta and I have been internet friends for some time and I've always admired his drawing challenge March of Robots. For one, is there a better use of the month of March? Plus Robots?! Who doesn't love that. I will warn my American readers that DaCosta, without provocation, decided to change my spelling of the word favorite to favourite. I'm gonna let it slide this time brother. I'm only glad that I didn't include the word color in my interview, it may have been mangled into colour.  Anyway, if you're not much of a blog reader,...

It's a terrible scenario but if my house were on fire, the things I would make sure I got out are: 1. My family, 2. Irreplaceable family photos not backed up to the cloud, 3. My hand printed copies of  Natalya's books, “Barbarian Love and Downfall of Unicorns” and "Lucha Libre." Am I being a little dramatic? Probably. But these books are so beautiful. I want to hang them on the wall but which page would I open them up to? To display them I need to leave them out and let people touch them. When I show them to people I feel...

We're pleased to spotlight artist Robert Hughes! Robert, tell us about yourself: I distinctly remember being a 9 year old kid and having my teacher ask me what I wanted to do when I grew up. I even remember where I was sitting in the classroom and what it looked like and revisit that memory in my head very frequently. “I want to draw cartoons for TV,” I said in response. Of course, when you are a kid, you are encouraged to pursue your dreams and do whatever you want as a living, believing that it is easy to just go get...