Drawing helps you become familiar with the subject. It releases you from working out so many things on canvas, and thereby increases your freedom
as a painter.
- Richard McDaniel
If one draws the subject precisely,
only then can the freedom of
brushstroke be achieved.
- Gayle Lee
 

 

Friday, December 2, 2005

Shutterbug Follies

Posted by Charley Parker at 9:29 am

Shutterbug Follies
Shutterbug Follies is Jason Little’s nicely done comic about a photo-finishing technician in NYC who is nosy about the titillating photos that happen to pass through her hands, particularly when one of them seems to show evidence of a murder.

You can read the first 13 episodes online. The entire story is available from Random House as a hardcover book. Little’s site, Beekeeper Cartoon Amusements, includes another ongoing series: Motel Art Improvement Service, as well as other comics.

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