aaaaaaand more Chris Ware

I knew I recognized his style when I saw the LINT book! After googling him I remembered he did a few amazing New Yorker covers I learned about in my art history and illustration history classes. I guess I wasn’t paying attention since I forgot his name and all…

I really need to start remembering the names of people that inspire me

I think it’d make me sound smarter too

aaaaaaand more Chris Ware

I knew I recognized his style when I saw the LINT book! After googling him I remembered he did a few amazing New Yorker covers I learned about in my art history and illustration history classes. I guess I wasn’t paying attention since I forgot his name and all…

I really need to start remembering the names of people that inspire me

I think it’d make me sound smarter too

I just saw this book LINT (or more correctly titled ‘Acme Novelty Library Volume 20’) by Chris Ware at the Silver Snail and had to buy it, because seriously, look at how BRILLIANT it is! Above is the cover (reason I picked up the book) and one of the first pages showing the world through the eyes of an infant (reason I kept reading). His style matures as the child does, and the use of multiple small panels to depict an every day event works flawlessly with this sort of slice-of-life piece (reason I bought the book).

I think I’ll try my hand at this sort of frame by frame time progression panel structure for my next comic class project. Now all I have to do is come up with an awesome ‘makes ya think’ plot…