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Ariakey
Ciao, I'm Ariakey! I'm an illustrator from Italy working a boring job by day and making art and comics by night. Tendonitis struggler with a fierce love for characters and world building! My works revolve around fantasy-related themes, messy protagonists and a pinch of magic! All tied up in a bow of bright colours and a bouncy style. I hope you have fun looking through my art! Cheers!
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VirusVisal
I'm Virus Visal, a comic artist from México, I love writing horror, fantasy and my everyday life shenaningans, I also play a lot of D&D and make fan comics about that too!
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Windy & Wallflower
Windy & Wallflower is a micropress self-publishing works by Tas Mukanik and Winter Kiakas. You might know them both for their collaborative work on: Augustine, Lost Time and Paint The Town Red.
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Zach Hazard Vaupen
Zach Hazard Vaupen (sometimes known as Emo Sludge) b. 1987 is an artist based in New York working on illustrations, games, comics, and more. Using various digital 3D and 2D processes (a lot of sculpting and drawing mostly), Zach loves creating strange and haunting artworks with incredible textures and depth. He’s been fortunate to work on many different types of video game, ttrpg, and comic projects, including many of his own for popular studios. When not making art, he can be found in the woods under a rock or pile of leaves.
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Sky Hawkins
Sky Hawkins is a little robot who lives in a spaceship. She likes to draw comics when she doesn't get too distracted reading them.
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Ari Ganahl
Ari Ganahl is a Chicago-based artist who works in a variety of mediums to create comics and zines, illustrations, and laser cut art. He is particularly interested in using art to explain scientific topics and to depict trans bodies.
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Rudy Mora
I'm Rudy Mora, a comic artist that makes funny, sexy slice of life and romance stories.
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yeehawpim
Pim is an artist based in Coquitlam who runs the webcomic “WE GO TOGETHER.” Their time at Vancouver Film School gave them an understanding of film they utilize in their work today. Having graduated with honours they now use the experience to create comics on their blog both as an individual and through collaboration. Ranging from the surreal children’s adventures of their webcomic to autobiographical experiences and occasional jaunts into fantasy and horror, they find inspiration everywhere. In addition to their digital work, they can be found painting pieces for the next Slice Of Life Collective Show or designing stickers for various artist alley opportunities.
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KIDSID
KIDSID lives in america.
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Matchbox Cowboy
Matchbox Cowboy is a series of collaborative works between two friends. Robyn is a tattoo artist and zinester based in the Philippines while Pim is a webcomic maker based in Canada. They met while speculating about Dimension 20 and have been making art together since. May comics spring forth powered on bread and tea.
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Zen K
Zen is an illustrator, comics artist and designer based in the UK. She has a deep appreciation for storytelling and character driven stories and too many ideas to even begin putting them on paper. Her two original comics, The House on 52 Carlton Street and Runaway Mayhem are published under Koguchi Press.
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Jerna Van Vooren
From an early age, Jerna was always fascinated by stories. After multiple tries, she finally found her voice as a comic writer, publishing her own stories on her webpage as well as collaborating on zines and The Comic Jam. She lives in the eternal hell that is Belgium and is proud to be autistic, trans and gay.
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Annadiplosis
Anna Ferrer Albertí, also known as Annadiplosis (she/any), is a Catalan illustrator and zine maker with a particular interest in fish, aliens, worms, and bird people, among other subject matters.
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Masha Zhdanova
Masha Zhdanova is a cartoonist and writer born in Russia and raised in New Jersey, USA. She studied sequential art at the Savannah College of Art and Design and the Center for Cartoon Studies, and writes about comics and manga for Comics Beat and Publisher's Weekly. When she's not drawing comics, she's organizing community meetups and events for cartoonists and artists in central New Jersey.
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Kel McDonald
Kel McDonald has been working in comics for almost two decades–most of that time has been spent on their webcomic Sorcery 101. More recently, they have organized the Cautionary Fables and Fairytales anthology series and written the Eisner nominated mini-series, The Stone King as well and won the Eisner for editing the Best Anthology You Died. They work on the comics of properties such as Buffy: The Vampire Slayer and Adventure Time. Most of their work is creator owned books such as the series Misfits of Avalon for Dark Horse Comics and Stars, Hide Your Fire for Iron Circus. They’re currently working on their self-published series The City Between.
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BubblyErnie
BubblyErnie (Cal), is an illustrator/cartoonist from Toronto. She graduated with a degree in illustration and recently won an award for her illustration work in the murder-mystery dramedy graphic novel Passive Perception! When not drawing (the rare occasion), she can be found running TTRPGs, toying with fashion, or navigating the world of cartography. Her work is a love letter to all things tabletop, cinema and fantasy!
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Casper Pham
Casper Pham is a concept artist and illustrator living in Saigon, Vietnam. His work commonly features a play on contrasts – color and darkness, decency and obscenity, structure and chaos.
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Rex Costello
Rex is a visual developer who specializes in comic art and animation. He has worked with a variety of organizations to publish comics and graphic novels in English, Vietnamese and Arabic. Born America, Rex is now based in Cairo, Egypt.
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Guy Pradel
Guy Pradel, make comics, illustrations and fanzines. Born in 1988 in Cherbourg, he joined the illustration department of the Strasbourg school of Applied Arts (HEAR) and graduated in 2014. He is a member of the artistic direction of the Central Vapeur illustration festival since 2013. Based in Strasbourg, France.
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Indiana-Jonas
Cartoonist and game designer from Sweden. Made the climbing roguelike Surmount as well as Long Puppy for Playdate's Season 2. Also runs a newsletter called Indie Notebook about his projects and creative pondering.
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Katharina Netolitzky
Hi! I’m Kathi (she/her), comic artist, illustrator and book cover designer from southern Germany. I’ve been drawing comics all my life but after studying design I've been working as a book cover designer and comics were a beloved hobby for me. During this time, I drew "Circus Irritans" a small horror tale I still love a lot so I'm very happy to be part of Nib & Ink fest Marketplace with it. Thanks to the children's comic series "Rosenhof Adventure" I am currently a more or less full-time comic artist and book cover design became my side hustle. Please check my website to learn more about me and my work 🙂
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searot
Searot is comic artist and illustrator trying to make their hallucinations of their characters come to life.
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Kelci D Crawford
Kelci Crawford is a comic artist, illustrator, and zinester based in Toledo, Ohio. They have been making comics since 2013, and running Fantasyville Productions, LLC since 2018. They have drawn a lot of webcomics over the years, including the LGBTQ+ fantasy adventure The Legend of Jamie Roberts. When not making comics and zines, they play tabletop roleplaying games with friends.
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Luke Mars
Luke Mars is a queer artist and author obsessed with all book-related art mediums. He creates poems, zines, and comics, and serves as co-editor and designer for Out of Bounds Press. Outside of his art practice, Luke enjoys watching horror movies, going to concerts, and cooking.
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Multi Puliyze
Multi Puilyze is a writer and cartoonist living in the USA. An avid fan of multimedia art, they need to tell the weird stories in their head or their brain will explode. They have created the comic series Clown College and the strip webcomic Little Devils. They also run Twin Trinity, a multimedia production company focused on those aforementioned weird stories in their head. When they're not creating, they're watching movies or looking at buildings.
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Molly Kate Young (longfusilli)
Molly Kate Young (aka longfusilli) is a designer and illustrator residing in New England. She seeks to make work that is thoughtful and sincere with characters who are flawed. When she's not drawing, you can find her working out, playing with her two cat sons, or sharing snacks with her wife.
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Ellie Erhart
Ellie Erhart grew up as a queer, nuerodivergent kid in the suburbs between Dallas and the Texas/Oklahoma border. She makes comics with a handmade feel that are all, in one way or another, coming of age stories about queerness. Ellie graduated from the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Art with a BFA in Communication Arts. She now lives in Boston with her partner, five snakes, one cat, and a roommate who very patiently tolerates the five pet snakes. When she isn't making comics, Ellie works in publishing doing graphic design and art direction for children's books and travels by train as much as possible.
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Cleonique Hilsaca
Cleonique Hilsaca is a multi-disciplinary artist from Honduras based in St. Louis, MO. Her professional work can be found in comics, picture books, board games, and galleries. On her own time she enjoys sketching, painting, and writing soft little stories.
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anna bow
Anna Bow (aka Anna Bowles) is a cartoonist who grew up in the greater Detroit area and graduated from Grand Valley State University in 2016 with a BFA in Illustration. She has been publishing comics since 2009. Her first major published work was Graveneye (written by Sloane Leong, published by TKO, 2021), which was nominated for the 2022 Cartoonist Studio Prize. She lives in England with her husband and their son.
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Virginia Paine
Virginia Paine (they/them) is a cartoonist, writer and illustrator in Milwaukee, WI. Virginia has a BA in History and has been writing and drawing their whole life. Their work has appeared in Bitch Magazine, ZEAL, Fanbyte and the Fat Tarot Project, among others.
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Alan Capes
Alan Max Capes is a comic artist out of Stephen King's Maine. He focuses on horror and erotica and the meeting of the two in the middle. Making comics is what he was meant to do, what he is happiest doing, and he's glad to share them with the world!
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Jess Peng
Jess is a cartoonist, illustrator, and tattooer based in Toronto, Canada. She loves dinky little dogs, trinkets of all kinds, books about weird women, and making whimsical art about family and love. She has work in several anthologies including Killtopia: Nano Jams and PCP VOL. 1: SOWING AND REAPING and has tabled at TCAF and SPX.
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William Chen
William Chen is a comics creator, artist, and writer. His creative arc began illustriously as a small child. Who could forget his contemporary classics like “Pirates On a Ship Shooting Cannons and Pistols” done in graphite on paper, or “Three Rocket Ships” rendered in marker? These days, William creates metaphysical and speculative fiction comics. He is passionate about exploring the unbounded expressive potential of the comics medium, to share stories and ideas that linger in the reader’s mind and follow them. In a good way. Not like a stalker.
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KitsuneArt
KitsuneArt is an illustrator and comic artist based in London. Her works are inspired by her passion for Victorian times, tattoos, fantasy and queer themes. She published some of her comics with Third Bear Press and HellBound Media, in various international independent zines and anthologies, as well as self published her own volumes. Her illustrations have been shown in some collective and solo exhibitions in Italy, UK and US.
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Scott Lee Chua
Scott is a Chinese-Filipino comics writer. His sci-fi graphic novel 'Doorkeeper' was named one of CNN Philippines' Top 10 Comics of 2017. He is one of the organizers of komiks.space, an online space for Southeast Asian komiks.
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andrhomeda
Andrhomeda is a comic artist and illustrator from Italy. They worked on several comic anthologies and made illustrations for independent projects. Their first english comic "Ambiguous Blu" was published in 2025 by Fieldmouse Press.
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Ali Wahab
Alina Wahab is a comic artist and illustrator from India. Their work has been published in a number of comic anthologies including Succulent, The City We Chose, and Nectar. They currently live and work in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Amanda J Ellis
Raised on the shores of Long Island and now residing in Upstate New York. Amanda has been sharing comics online since 2018 and probably won’t ever stop. In 2025 Amanda’s comics Taylor’s Egg and Sproutin’ were featured in the Nib and Ink Fest Marketplace. Combining traditional and digital techniques to create a vibrant, expressive, cartoony, and often sad art style. Amanda can usually be found in the crevasses of a rock or between the pages of a graphic novel.
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Anticia J.K.
I'm a visual storyteller, always interested the most in characters, and what the picture says about them, focusing on motion and emotions. I also love monsters and lean towards queer characters, being queer myself.
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Ariel Vittori
Ariel Vittori is an Italian artist juggling comics, illustration and editing. She's a founding member of Italy's proto-union for comic workers, MeFu. Her work centers on intimacy, food, nature and the act of creation. She's also been pottery-obsessed ever since it saved her love for art, two years ago.
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Cam Lopez
Cam Lopez is a cartoonist based out of Florida. Their work has roots in the underground music & DIY zine scenes, and tends to focus on capturing true-to-life experiences with fantastical characters. Currently, they self-publish an ongoing series called Gnarf, a slice-of-life comic about feeling like an outsider in the punk scene.
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CJ Wu
CJ Wu (any pronouns) makes comics about life's little joys and struggles. CJ is a graduate of the Year Long Program at the Sequential Artists Workshop. Besides making comics, CJ translates children's books, teaches languages and runs zinemap.com, a community mapping platform that helps with the discovery and distribution of zines and small-press work.
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Cydork (Cy)
I'm Cy, a 27-year-old zoologist and artist from Malaysia! I’m a fan of character-focused stories, non-human perspectives, transformation/shapeshifters, and speculative biology. I’ve been searching for comics that combine even half of these elements in a satisfying manner for years, and came to the conclusion that I unfortunately have to fill that niche myself. I started drawing comics relatively recently, in 2019, but have since made dozens of short comics and a handful of slightly-less-short comics. I’ve also been a writer and illustrator for as long as I can remember; I handwrote and illustrated a 13-page story about an abused hamster when I was 5! I hope to publish at least one graphic novel eventually, and I’ve been picking at a script for several years about a cat shapeshifter called Gold, whose life spirals out of control after the sudden reappearance of someone from his past. Another script I have follows a creature from another realm as she tries to restore her immortality, dragging along a washed-up human musician and his parasitic companion for the ride. Nib and Ink Fest will be the second convention I’ve ever boothed at (well, “boothed”), my first one being Comic Arts Festival Kuala Lumpur (CAFKL) in 2025, where This Monstrous Existence debuted. I was also a finalist in the Fumetto International Comic Competition 2024, though I was unable to attend the festival.
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Distressed Egg
DISTRESSED EGG (she/xer) has been warping minds with esoteric cartoon erotica since 2013, most notably her ongoing comic series THE SCANDALOUS SYBIL THROAT. Until we locate the bodies, the mountain of evidence surrounding xer remains circumstantial at best.
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Elaine M. Will
"Elaine M. Will is an award-winning cartoonist and illustrator from Saskatoon, most well-known as the author of the graphic novel Look Straight Ahead. She holds a BA in Illustration from Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) in the UK. She has contributed work to a wide range of different creative projects, including magazine illustration, animation storyboards, poster design, graphic layout design, and a newspaper comic strip for Saskatoon's Verb magazine. Much of her work explores the theme of mental illness – the way it feels to live with and the ways in which it is often misunderstood. Elaine's comics are primarily self published but have also appeared in several anthologies, including the mental health themed "Through The Labyrinths of the Mind" published by Cloudscape Comics in 2021. The Last Band On Earth, her third graphic novel, debuted at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival in June 2025."
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Ellie Black
Ellie Black is a cartoonist from Maine who lives in Brooklyn. They are a contributor to The New Yorker, and their work has also been featured in Electric Literature, Nashville Review, and more.
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Emily Cheeseman
Emily Cheeseman is an illustrator, graphic designer, and comic artist inspired by fantasy, folklore, and tales of adventure. She works as a freelance artist based in Dayton, Ohio.
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Iris Jay
Iris Jay (she/xer) has been putting comics online since 2005, including SPLIT CHECK (with Nero Villagallos O'Reilly) and CROSSED WIRES. Her reign of criminal terror has yet to be stopped.
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Jackarais
Jack is a scruffy, no-good Canadian who draws comics all day in the woodsy mountains. He is an avid teller of bad jokes, singer of jazz, and adorer of dogs.
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Jey Pawlik
Jey Pawlik (they/them) is a nonbinary comic artist whose goal is to make unapologetically queer comics. They have been working in comics since 2013 as the artist for Topaz Comics with two completed webcomics “Dead City” and “Gender Slices” under their belt. Their specialties are their detailed lineart, autobio stories, and character expressions.
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Johanna Taylor
Johanna Taylor is a freelance illustrator, concept artist with a BFA in Animation, comic artist and creator of the YA graphic novel THE GHOSTKEEPER (Penguin Putnam, 2024). She focused her studies on concept art, storyboarding, and sequential storytelling. Johanna enjoys creating stories with folkloric themes, mental health narratives, dark comedies, historical fantasies, magical realism, and D&D-style adventures. Johanna has contributed comics and illustrations to publishing houses such as Oni Lion Forge, Iron Circus Comics, Penguin Random House, and MIT Press. She is currently illustrating the YA graphic novel SLEEPING WIZARDS, written by Rusty Marcum, set to release with Iron Circus Comics in 2027.
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Jojo Oekaki
What is a Jojo? Some would say a regional potato wedge. What is an Oekaki? Some would say a defunct type of website that had built-in drawing tools. So, logically, Jojo Oekaki is an erotic illustrator from the Midwest. His work ranges from fantastical to realistic, fiction and nonfiction, silly happy lalala to dark and serious BDSM–all revolving around an adoration for transmasculinity and a recurring cast of characters.
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Khalid Johnson
Khalid Johnson (he/him) is a lifelong comics fan and avid comic reader with a love that started after first seeing Spider-Man in 2002. Holding an M.F.A. in sequential art (SCAD), he engages with comics as a comic reviewer, cartoonist and storyteller with a passion for telling stories that empower the disenfranchised and challenge the systems that disenfranchise them.
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Laurvee
Lauren Van Stone is a cartoonist and illustrator working on the East Coast. By day they’re an archival assistant, but moonlight making slice of life comics centered around relationships.
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LAWEYD
Vivian Nguyen (LaweyD) used to work as a 2D Character Designer for animation. Nowdays she enjoys drawing whimsical stories featuring women.
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Lee Onysko
Lee Onysko is a nonbinary storyboard and comic artist living in Chicago. They make heart-warming and funny comics with their friends in the commic collective they're a part of, Strange Deer Press. Self proclaimed and friend endorsed robot lover, cat person, and space nerd, they love a good sci-fi/fantasy story but can always be tempted by the mundane and slice-of-life. While they work digitally for the most part, they are starting to branch out into working traditionally more with inks and colored pencils.
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Max Parker & Jey Pawlik
Max Parker and Jey Pawlik are a comic creating duo who have been working together since 2013 under the name Topaz Comics. They have several short comic and anthology stories under their belts, with erotic stories on Filthy Figments, as well as the completed webcomic Dead City. Jey has also written the autobiographical webcomic Gender Slices and is a regular contributor for the website Oh Joy Sex Toy. Together, their work focuses on queer characters and the small moments of joy and heartbreak.
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Megan Llewellyn
Megan Llewellyn is a comic artist, medical illustrator, and horror artist working in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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Mikoto
Mikoto is a queer erotica artist from Morocco, fascinated with exploring intimacy and relationship dynamics through kink. Taboo within her own culture inspires and infirm most of her stories, so she enjoys approaching it in a dark but playful way.
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Nero Villagallos O'Reilly
Nero is a Seattle-based indigenous Panamanian (Guna) and Mexican (Oaxaca) cartoonist with 10+ years in the erotic (web and print) comics scene. His comics use the framework of gratification, sexual and psychosexual, to tell stories about gay men's lives. They tread the line of known and unknown horrors, often encouraging the reader to draw their own parallels between fear and arousal. They also prominently feature discussions around BDSM, hedonism, and the frightening world of the food industry. His fiction and non-fiction work has been published by Slipshine, Filthy Figments, Iron Circus Comics, Fortuna Media, The Nib, Real Change, and more. He is also one of the founders of The Cartoonist Cooperative, an organization that seeks to improve working conditions for cartoonists everywhere.
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Nighte
Nighte is an incredibly hot cartoonist from Northern Europe working in both erotica and sfw speculative fiction comics. She likes roleplaying games, swordfighting, drinking tea and nitpicking about historical simulationism in media.
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Ramses Wolfe
Ramses Wolfe (he/sin) is a trans writer and advocate based in London, where he lives with his wife and five cats. When he's not yelling at the six of them to stop chewing on plastic, sin spends his time gardening, crocheting, buying books faster than he can read through the existing pile, and writing about gender, disability, and religious trauma. You can find his work at ramseswolfe.com and physical copies of his book here.
Elle Shivers is a trans/queer illustrator and comic artist based in Manila, Philippines. They're also a happy (and long-term suffering) parent to two adopted tabby cats. They make art about labor, gender, the body, and tensions between the two. Current interests include medieval art and going on long walks after work. You can find more of Elle's work on elleshivers.com and @tamingservice everywhere. -
Ripley Ash
ripley ash is an illustrator based in nyc & originally from rural texas. they now find a lot of aesthetic inspiration from the everyday glitter, neon and grime from the city. they love bright colors, horror movies, looking for the unsettling in beautiful things & looking for ways to make the unsettling beautiful
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Kristen Lee (Krispy)
Screen Tones is a podcasting group that talks about all things webcomic, by a group of webcomic creators. We discuss everything, including starting and finishing a webcomic or webtoon, ways to develop your writing and art, and how to have a fun and sustainable time along the way.
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stc019
stc019 is a French trans comics artist, whose main inspirations are trans love, hope and revolution. They like to write in a variety of different genres jumping from comedy, western, romance, horror or even magical girl!
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Stranded
Stranded E.H. is an obscure cartoonist who lives very far away from you. She's the creator of Stranded Comics, a cozy underworld for her weird little collection of cartoony concepts, including Leora and the Grumptipus, The Egghead Plushpuppets, and Magnificent Randos. She streams comic-making and portrait drawing on Twitch, is currently obsessed with BG3, and is married to a man who eerily behaves like Gale of Waterdeep.
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Yuki Clarke
Yuki Clarke is a self-taught cartoonist and illustrator based out of Baltimore City creating original comic series and strips, including her flagship sapphic sci-fi adventure series Rita & Josey. She is the Outreach Chair of the Cartoonist Cooperative, helping build community and spearheading in-person connections and new media in her role. She also is an educator and organizer, hosting panels and cartoonist meetups both online and in her local area.
See me at: 📅 What Art School Didn’t Teach You 201