Le Sketch 9 out and free on demand!
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In this issue, cartoonist and illustrator Matthew Thurber presents an array of 14 sketches featuring electric demigods, esoteric scribbles, smiling cats and dogs and allegorical creatures that would happily eat you up in a blink. All printed in red carnelian and a spanky purple!
About Matthew: he publishes the comic book series 1-800-MICE. His work has appeared in Kramers Ergot, The Ganzfeld, and many other anthologies - and he also contributes with comics to Vice Magazine. He performs occasionally as Ambergris
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Comments
Whoa! I love sketches. I used to sketched nature, fictional characters and abstract but I was discourage of my brother in law because he was also a sketcher but his life was in vain because he said that there's no money in sketching. Anyway, thanks for posting. How I wish I could bring back my passion in sketching.