Tag: cartoon

  • Marta

    Marta

    by Mar Williams, Christina Procter, & Josiah Hesse


    Mar Williams is a Denver artist, hacker, and all around adorable scamp, working internationally in a number of fine art and digital mediums. They maintain an interest in the artistic applications of emerging and open source technology. Also cats, bugs, and queer shit. Mar is a founding member and chairman of Cabal Gallery – a South Broadway non-profit contemporary arts space.


    Christina Procter is a writer, photographer, and filmmaker based in Santa Fe. Co-writer of the feature-length documentary Meow Wolf: Origin Story, which premiered at SXSW 2018, she’s also a consulting editor for TREND magazine. Her portraiture will show at SITE Santa Fe in May.


    Author of psychological horror novel Carnality: Dancing on Red Lake, and a regular contributor to VICE and The Guardian, Hesse aims to blend journalism and the arts within the pages of Suspect Press, making it both a reflection of our time and an innovative force of creativity. He’s recently released the second book in his series, Carnality: Sebastian Phoenix and the Dark Star, available at several Denver booksellers and on the Suspect Press website.

    Contact: josiah@suspectpress.com, josiahhesse.com & @JosiahMHesse


  • A Brief History of Grace Jones

    A Brief History of Grace Jones

    By Lonnie MF Allen



    Lonnie MF Allen has long been a stalwart among Denver’s close-knit cartooning community. An oft-published illustrator, writer and designer, in addition being an award-winning cartoonist, and named one of Westword’s 100 Colorado Creatives, Allen is an organizer for the Denver Drink & Draw meet-up. His work has been published by Dark Horse, Image Comics, Colorado Sun, and he’s been nominated for an Eisner Award. He is the art director for Suspect Press. Find him at lonniemfallen.com.

  • Carrot & Can

    Carrot & Can

    By Alex Graham



    Alex Graham is a painter and cartoonist from Denver currently residing in Seattle. She is the author of Cosmic BE-ING and Angloid and appears in the latest edition of Best American Comics. Her books can be found at: alexNgraham.com.

  • Agoraphobia

    Agoraphobia

    By Karl Christian Krumpholz



    Originally from the East Coast, cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz has showcased his work in many different publications and even a documentary. He is currently working on two different weekly comics: The Denver Bootleg for Westword, and the true-ish tales of the various lives in the city in 30 Miles of Crazy! Karl is also always looking for a better place to get a drink. Find his work at www.karlchristiankrumpholz.com