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Gil Kane (April 6, 1926 – January 31, 2000), is the legendary creator who was instrumental in bringing about the Silver Age of comics with his art work on the new Green Lantern (in DC Showcase #22, Sep. 1959) and the Atom (in DC Showcase #34, Sep 1961). Self portrait of Gil Kane with his Atom colored by yours truly. Gil Kane is beloved by his fans for his unique style of art that utilizes strong forms in beautiful compositions. His layouts are usually as breathtaking as his finished work. In…

Top-notch artistic talent Xi Ding proves that caricature drawings can be more art than kitsch. He highlights the prominent features of a person in humorous, yet life-like ways. From celebrities and public figures to famous characters‘ cartoon drawings to private commissions - in the hands of this ‘face designer’, subjects turn into charming cartoonized versions of themselves.

Translations, invoices and coffee. A translator's world is much more than that... or is it? Let's have a look at these snippets of our daily life! When you finally decide to become a freelance translator... ... and you realize what that really means. Because being a freelancer doesn't mean being absolutely free... When you read what…

This guide to comic book art styles is far from a fully comprehensive list, but it gives a generalized idea of creators' artistic techniques.

Minnesota artist specializing in illustrations and caricatures. Store, gallery, blog, biography, client list and contact details.

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As Henry waits by the door for his mail, Olive wonders what his package could possibly contain.

View the comic strip for Peanuts by cartoonist Charles Schulz created December 03, 2017 available on GoComics.com