In the fourth installment of Mark Rudolph’s Art & Story podcast, we tackle the topic of comic artists’ style. How does an artist achieve his/her own style? Should it be something one develops at its own pace, or should it be pursued with vigor? As usual, we come to no solid conclusions, but spend a good hour and a half discussing it. More art geekery from two Sugary Serials creators.
Show notes are available in the forum, here.
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