Returning guest Teresa Hummel tells us her top three art supplies, as does listener and new guest Tessa (@particlextheory)
https://instagram.com/teresahummel
https://instagram.com/particlextheory
Teresa’s Top3:
Palette knife
Stilman & Birn Sketchbooks (alpha series, square)
Pencil
Artist mentions:
Lynn Boggess
https://www.lynnboggess.com/
Flo teaches digital art using the Procreate app.
https://artwithflo.com
In this brand new format Kim chats with people in the posse about their favourite three art supplies. First guests are Kageyama and Enon Avital.
Enon is a previous guest. He was on episode 72 in 2019. You can find his handmade notebooks at Dapper Notes.
Christine Larsen is a comic artist and illustrator. Christine works with Dark Horse, Image, IDW, Boom! Studios, Simon & Schuster, and the Cartoon Network. She is an adjunct instructor at the University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Most recent project, ORCS!, is available through Boom! Studios
Quote: When you get an artistic idea, “hold your nose and jump in”
Art supplies:
Christine’s favourite medium is brush and ink. She also uses a watercolour round brush, or a Raphael Kalinsky line brush.
Bombay black India ink
Black Star ink
Strathmore Bristol 300 series sketchbooks
thelarsenproject.com
christinelarsenillustration.com
Ed is a zinester from New Jersey. He’s been making and creating zines for the past 10 years, but he’s been into the zine scene since the 90’s, when he came across them through the skate and punk rock scenes.
theworddistribution.com
The only rule in the zine world, is don’t be a jerk.
“If you really want to make a zine, you probably should”
“The only thing that is stopping you is yourself”
“Making zines doesn’t have to be expensive. If you can do anything you can make a zine” about that thing