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How do you make comics without all the frustration? SAW talks comics and community, and mindset shift about what it means to make comics and art with Tom Hart, Jess Ruliffson, Lauren Weinstein, Georgia Webber and other amazing artists at SAW. sawcomics.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Sequential Artists Workshop, a arts show with 57 episodes published.
The Terrible Anvil Season 2 Episode 07 - "What's the worst that could happen?" In this episode, we’re asking “What’s the worst that could happen?” We're talking about the fear of failure and utter collapse of our mental
The Terrible Anvil Season 2 Episode 05 - Keep it to Yourself! In this episode, Tom and Jess talk about the things we should -and shouldn’t- keep to ourselves. Is it ok to make work in private? Is it ok to say and draw we
The Terrible Anvil Season 2 Episode 05 - Keep it to Yourself! In this episode, Tom and Jess talk about the things we should -and shouldn’t- keep to ourselves. Is it ok to make work in private? Is it ok to say and draw we
Season 2 | Episode 4: Memories and Habit ! In this episode, Tom and Jess take a look back on a book they both worked on, The Odyssey of Sergeant Jack Brennan, written by Brian Doerries, published by Pantheon in 2016. Jes
Season 2 | Episode 3: Detours! In this episode, Tom and Jess take some detours, to talk about developing one’s instincts, through deadlines. We talked about Present Tim and Future Tim (“What has Future Tim ever done for
The Terrible Anvil Season 2 | Episode 2: Terrible Commitments! Tom and Jess about making accidental or conscious decisions early on that we are forced to live with. Tom Hart and Jess Ruliffson love to talk about making c
Hi! Welcome back to The Terrible Anvil! Tom Hart and Jess Ruliffson love to talk about making comic-making EASIER, and in this season 2 opener, we’re talking about ART BUDGETING. It’s about how artists manage time, resou
Inner intimacy, with Sacha Mardou Have you read IFS comics yet? You’re about to. Sacha Mardou has been making journal comics about the most intimate moments in her life — the inner dialogue she has with all the parts of
Do you know you’re still an animal? How do you care for your animal? Listen and settle into sensation, instinct, quiet observation. Your body knows how to be animal, just listen, and draw it out. Drawing Health is a live
For this, our last episode of the Winter 2025/26 season, we have a special one for you. I decided to share some ramblings at the start of this one, about how practice becomes skill, and skills become automatic. In this w
Get cozy. Lie down. Softness is all around us, and still hard to find if we’re locked into tension. When I taught this practice, it was because I needed it desperately - and if you watch the video, you’ll see my curling
This episode brings you the one and only Kriota Willberg! Kriota’s career has been constructed of her own passions, no matter how different they may be - and as a result, she has a completely unique position as a bridge
This one’s gonna hurt. And that’s okay, pain is part of life. We all feel it, so let’s give it the grace of our attention. You may have heard the phrase, “sore spot” or “trigger point” in reference to both metaphorical p
This episode’s guest is Zareen Choudhury! Zareen is relatively new to the comics scene, but her clear ambitions and community-building projects are a beacon for artists living with chronic health and disability experienc
I’d been told I need unwinding for my drawing parts, after years of habits and strain have wound me tight. What it means may be different for each of us, and this practice is a method to find out for yourself. Unwinding,
Where do you start, making graphic medicine about your health experiences? You start with yourself! Your own feelings, your own symptoms, your own language of comics. It can be daunting to do it with your mind, which is
Maureen’s latest book, Sleepless Planet, weaves an ecology of sleep through gorgeous comics imagery, filled with personal stories and loads of research. If you want to know the animal of your sleep, buy the book! Today’s
What movements do you do every day? What shapes and motions do you NEVER make? What about when you're drawing? This practice is a gentle space to observe your movement habits in drawing, to not judge them, and to play wi
When you are interested in mental health and your own well-being, if you keep following that theme, sooner or later you’re going to get radicalized. This episode’s guest is YUMI SAKUGAWA! Yumi is a comics artist, meditat
DHPOD Episode 2: Listening Now (body awareness practice and guided meditation) If you’re just starting to listen to your body, it’s gonna hurt. Why? Because your body has been trying to get your attention, crying out in
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