I can summarize what I know about manga and anime in less than 10 words: big eyes, pointy chins, “Sailor Moon,” and “Spirited Away.” In order to learn a bit more about the Japanese comic art, I called on Kerry … Continue reading
Does your son love Marvel Comics? Is your ‘tween super into manga? Do you find your kids doodling and adding thought bubbles to their work? Why not nurture that interest and sign up your budding Lynda Barry or Art Spiegelman … Continue reading
Matt Weir creates all his sculptures in a breezy, red brick warehouse tucked in a forgotten corner of Germantown. Formerly home to furniture, this edifice now houses Weir’s creative impulses. To see it yourself is to lay eyes on a … Continue reading
Where did the name Angryblue come from? ANGRYBLUE: Unfortunately, I don’t have a clever backstory. It’s based on a nickname a close friend had for me. I was going to try to come up with a scenario involving post-apocalyptic vampire … Continue reading
“I choose to believe that I can do whatever I want – that nothing’s impossible! And I surround myself with people who feel the same way. This whole community, Louisville, has the feeling that anything is possible.”
Doug Adams can’t remember a time when he didn’t hold a comic book in his hand. As a child, he learned to read from the inherited stacks of comics that his relatives had passed down. Adams had an early insight … Continue reading
Douglas Miller is a local artist of incredible talent. For the uninitiated few of this community who haven’t already gotten to know Miller’s work, please do yourself a favor and get to know it now. Miller currently has work on view … Continue reading
If you’ve been anywhere around Downtown, NuLu, or Clifton, then you’ve probably seen the word “Brrr” or his little bug chillin’ on a street sign or the side of a rundown building. Somewhere between street art and a simple tag, … Continue reading