All in Artists
I never heard of Trill League… until I saw the Complex article that showed how awesome Trill League was. This prompted me to purchase the digital copy of the Black Book and I was immediately hooked. This comic was so hilarious, I decided to interview the artist behind it. I introduce to you readers the all-around cool as hell person of the graphic novel Trill League, Anthony Piper.
Dawn Hockaday is the CEO of Sista Ink Magazine and Supernova Creative Studios. Her rise from working in media as a marketing and promotions agent to CEO was very arduous. Dedicated to being herself and staying true to her soul, Dawn has become a force in the media industry by always focusing on the client and their needs. Dawn’s work is the true embodiment of what it means to never give up in the face of adversity and inequality.
Paul’s influences are a combination of both American comic books and Japanese manga. He is a man, who bleeds creativity, is full of imagination and speaks art. He is a serious illustrator who was trained under the House of Kubert (The Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art) and his illustrations have a style that resembles both Japanese manga and American comic books. Following the mantra “Eat-Sleep-Draw”, Paul’s ability is in high demand as people far and wide ask and are willing to pay great money for his commissioned pieces.Paul Walcott’s contribution, to the comic book industry offers a belief that pursuing your dream in the comic book empire can still come true.
On Friday, July 17th, 2015, an artist walked into Merseles Studios, in Jersey City. As she walked up the stairs, she was met by a person who was holding a Casting Call for artists. This casting call was unlike any other. It was an opportunity for an up and coming artist to showcase their work in one of the most popularized trade shows in America...with her fiery determination and portfolio in tow, she was prepared for an opportunity of a lifetime which was the equivalent to an artist’s version of American Idol.
