TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Advice for Grads (and Anyone Else Who Needs It)
It's graduation season! Over the last few weeks, I visited Ringling College of Art in Sarasota and SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) in person to do portfolio reviews and talk about book publishing and the state of the industry. I judged the Senior Illustration Show at SVA (School of Visual Arts). I've also done remote reviews for a handful of other schools, including Syracuse University. Here's some of the top pieces of advice…
YESTERDAY’S POST
DUNE PART 2: THE BATTLE OF ARRAKEEN
May 10, 2024 - It's a well known thing I'm a big Dune person. Herbert's book was the first book I ever bought for myself at the Scholastic Book Fair when I was a kid, and has been my core nearest and dearest set of novels ever since. I spent my 14th birthday at the Friday release of David Lynch's film and when I heard Denis Villeneuve was going to take a stab at it, I made it an obsessive mission to work on it anyway I could. At the time, the Mutant team (mo, Mitch, Eric and Spencer) was over at Mondo and were and continue to be amazing partners in making that dream come true. Now, four LP soundtracks, 2 CD collections and a metric ton of original art created, we are hear at this massive undertaking…
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