HeyJaredWait a minute! by Ann Vevera
Wait a minute! Did you grow up with a parent who suffered from mental illness? We probably have a lot in common. I draw bio comics about growing up Swedish, living in the U.S., figuring out life, and loving dogs!
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Graphic Memoir World Building (opens the original)
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Dear reader, I’m a rookie comic artist. But I love the fact that the Substack community is so open and compassionate toward beginner artists. I learn so much here from other artists who are transparent and share honestly about their creative process. By now, I have learned that a graphic memoir/novel project has a freshness date until it’s finalized. (I call my project a comic book.)It’s an exciting and frustrating undertaking. When you open a book or watch a movie, it’s easy to think that a per
We Write and Draw About Our Passions (opens the original)
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Celebrate Me! (opens the original)
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Dear reader,Welcome back! I’m opening this newsletter with the title of a pop song that has (according to Google) climbed to #1 on the charts. Have you heard it?My Instagram algorithm knows I’m a sucker for soulful R&B songs, so when “Celebrate Me” started playing in my feed, I immediately headed over to Spotify and added it to a playlist. By now, I’ve cranked it in my car numerous times and sang along. Then a couple of days ago, pondering this newsletter, I went to Google to learn more
Hungry for More Graphic Memoirs? (opens the original)
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Why I’m Still on Substack After Two Years (opens the original)
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First, before I start with today’s topic, I’m not upset about the new Substack AI detection program. If I get flagged for AI, I will laugh. My writing is decent, but I would love for it to be so much greater!One of my fears when I started writing on Substack was not being good enough. I don’t have an academic background in the arts. I chose to major in science. But for the sake of being transparent, I use the free version of Grammarly and Google Docs spell check, AND I still find errors!Now on t
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