Myisha Haynes

@palaceofposey.bsky.social

Comic Creator | Artist: Anne of West Philly | Humanities 101 | The Substitutes Webcomic | she/her 💖💛💙 | Rep: Judy Hansen | http://myishahaynes.carrd.co

This is absolutely heartbreaking. I was just telling my Visual Storytelling students about her work not even 2 weeks ago! — how important it is (especially in this day and age), the simple yet effective way she did her lineart, and why Persepolis is a sequential work of art. RIP Marjane Satrapi

Marjane Satrapi, author of 'Persepolis,' dies at 56

The French-Iranian artist and film director 'died of sadness a little over a year after the death of Mattias Ripa, her husband and the love of her life,' people close to her said.

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my comics deadline planner is almost 10 years old! the version I use has changed a lot since then; I'm working on a little update that I'll share when I finish a resources page for my website. in the meantime, here's the ancient version! please make a copy & edit to fit your needs & schedule!

Carey Pietsch @ FlameCon G13@careydraws.bsky.social · 2y ago

here's a basic Comic Deadline Planner I made years ago- old but still useful in figuring out how long it might take you to draw a comic! www.patreon.com/posts/77633240 numbers are placeholders, NOT a guide; everyone's process is different! please make a copy & edit to fit your own schedule--

screenshot of free comics deadline planner tool, linked in tweet!

Clear for takeoff—I’m excited to announce What Ended the Golden Age of Airships? The Hindenburg Disaster, A Who HQ Graphic Novel. Follow cabin boy Werner Franz serving passengers on the last flight of the legendary airship. I can’t stress how much life @ruemxu.bsky.social brought to the page.

Cover of What Ended the Golden Age of Airships? The Hindenburg Disaster, written by Chris Kindred, illustrated by Ru XuInterior page of Werner Franz, cabin boy aboard the Hindenburg, illustrated by Ru XuInterior page of Chief Steward Heinrich Kubis, illustrated by Ru XuWhat Ended the Golden Age of Airships? The Hindenburg Disaster, written by Chris Kindred, illustrated by Ru Xu, as seen in a local library app

Today in class a kid asked me about my Miku sticker on my folder, and I was very confused (as I do not have anything Miku-related). Then I flipped over the folder and realized they were asking about Sailor Moon. 💀 …Anyway, Happy belated 34th birthday to my favorite 90s girl!

Illustration of Sailor Moon in a blue overall with one strap down, she’s wearing a pink short sleeve top with white bunny, silhouettes, and a pattern on it. She’s sitting on the ground cross leg with black platform shoes. She also has a Tamagotchi in the shape of a heart with wings clipped to her pocket.

"Artists peak at 30", "30 under 30", "by 30 you should" ridiculous. Arts industries capital craves young people to exploit and burn out. It doesn't want older artists thriving and guiding the young. It also doesn't want artists to exist. Stop letting cannibals tell you you only matter on a plate.

Every few years I redraw my Star Trek OCs, a Klingon Starfleet Medical Officer and his Vulcan Starfleet Engineer boyfriend, a couple I made in 2015 when hoping we’d some day get a new Star Trek show. On a completely unrelated note, I finally caught up on Starfleet Academy and Jay-Den is my favorite

A colored sketch of a smiling Klingon in a blue Starfleet uniform, holding a Vulcan’s hand while he passes a dermal regenerator of it, healing the cut on the Vulcan’s hand. The Vulcan is in a yellow Starfleet uniform, looking down at his hand in the Klingon’s, blushing slightly. An illustration of a smiling Klingon in a blue Starfleet uniform, back to back with a Vulcan in a yellow Starfleet uniform.  illustration of a smiling Klingon in a blue Starfleet uniform, back to back with a Vulcan in a yellow Starfleet uniform.