Patrick Atangan is an illustrator with a light touch and diverse artistic talents. In this episode of For Art’s Sake, he talks about what drives him to utilize his talents in the comic format.
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For Comic Book Artist Brian Apthorp, some dreams do come true. Hear how he turned his lonely adolescence into inspiration for his graphic novel project.
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While at the San Diego Comic-Con International, Scott Hampton discusses what makes the comic book and graphic novel mediums so potent and unique. As both an artist of painted comics and a writer, he examines why the horror genre is compelling to him and the challenges it poses. He also previews ...
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John Frame tried many mediums in an effort to find the best way to express himself through art, finally settling on sculpting. In a candid interview, learn how deep the emotions behind the artwork go when people have an intense desire to communicate with others through their work.
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A dedicated mother who discovered her talents later in life, but no less fulfilled. Artist Kim Merrill is well-versed in multiple mediums, and speaks frankly about her path to becoming a "real" artist when she thought that it was only reserved for an elite few. An encouraging story for...
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An exceptionally gifted painter talks about the politics of his work. Sometimes the statement that a piece makes is more inflammatory than others. John Nava has dedicated an entire series to his views, check out this episode of For Art’s Sake and see what the fuss is about.
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Who would have thought that the local Jiffy Lube, or K mart could inspire Art? Marc Trujillo gives us a new look at these all-to-familiar locations and how they reflect on our life today.
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Influenced by the tragedy and joys of her own experience, Cynthia J. Sitton uses her art to examine and cope with family life. From the dramas that are universal in adolescence, to the heartache of mental illness, Cynthia explains how both the dark and the light in her life provide inspiration f...
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