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Liana Finck, Cartoonist/Philosopher/Genius

Ladyparts • 838 implied HN points • 11 Jun 24
🎨 Art & Illustration Cartoons Books Parenting Creators Illustrations
  1. Liana Finck's book 'HOW TO BABY' cleverly reflects on the challenges and contradictions of parenting.
  2. Finck's cartoons humorously navigate the complexities of relationships, parenthood, and life in a relatable and profound way.
  3. The power of art lies in its ability to simplify and bring joy and understanding to complex emotions and experiences.

FISHFLIES, SWEET TOOTH, TENEMENT AND MORE!

Tales From the Farm • 943 implied HN points • 17 Apr 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Comics Graphic novels Artwork Illustrations
  1. Jeff Lemire's new project 'Fishflies' will launch in print from Image Comics starting in July, with each issue being giant-sized at 56 pages.
  2. Lemire will be doing signings in Toronto, Vancouver, Chicago, and more, along with appearances at events like San Diego Comic Con and the Thought Bubble Festival.
  3. The next book in the Bone Orchard universe called 'Tenement' will launch in June, connecting the pieces from previous stories.
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The Spectacle Is...

Banana Peel Pirouette • 59 implied HN points • 02 Feb 24
🎨 Art & Illustration Illustrations Comics
  1. The author drew inspiration for their writing from the book 'Society of the Spectacle' by Guy Debord and created a collection of 'the spectacle is...' sentences.
  2. The project was reminiscent of 'Love Is...' comic strips in its saccharine and creepy tone, leading the author to delve deeper into the concept.
  3. The author explored the theme akin to love, revealing a creative process that evolved as one idea sparked another in their writing.

The Merry Little Ghost

cruiseandpaul • 40 implied HN points • 03 Oct 23
📚 Literature Children's Paranormal Illustrations Verse Autumn
  1. The book 'The Merry Little Ghost' is written in verse by Louisa May Alcott and follows a cute ghost in a haunted mansion.
  2. The illustrations in the book are cartoon-like and perfect for little ones, blending fun scary elements with high-quality literature.
  3. The story in the book combines beauty, whimsy, and a spooky atmosphere, making it a great read to get into the autumn mood.

Any Angel: Realness Scars

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 15 Oct 22
🎨 Art & Illustration Neural Networks Illustrations Text Simulation
  1. The video essay 'Realness Scars' was written and illustrated by neural networks, with the script by OpenAI's GPT-3 and images by Midjourney.
  2. The text explores a landscape where representation is overshadowed by 'realness scars,' reflecting on traces of simulation absorbed by infrastructures.
  3. The collaboration between AI models like GPT-3 and artists like Midjourney can lead to innovative and thought-provoking creative projects.

Sunday Funnies

The Ha'penny Papers • 0 implied HN points • 19 Feb 23
💥 Comics Cartoons Illustrations
  1. Jon Schuta is a comedy writer, stand-up, and cartoonist based in Queens, NY.
  2. The three-panel comic 'Sally' is part of 'The Battle of the Century' series.
  3. Cartoonists can submit their work to be featured in 'The Ha'Penny Papers' and 'The Rialto Books Review.'

Ms. Clara and the Amazing Apron

cruiseandpaul • 0 implied HN points • 16 Aug 23
📚 Literature Short Stories Illustrations
  1. Ms. Clara and the Amazing Apron is a collection of heartwarming short stories about an older lady who helps kids with her special apron.
  2. The book offers lessons on various topics like friendship, bravery, and fairness, making it suitable for kids of different ages and interests.
  3. Readers with children will enjoy the nostalgic feel of the stories, reminiscent of childhood friendships and neighborhood adventures.