Daryl Prondoso (Sydney, Australia)
Daryl Prondoso (Sydney, Australia)
“I always wanted to be a lawyer while growing up, until I realised that I wasn’t very smart. But I soon found out that I was halfway decent at scribbling.”
Prondoso just finished his degree in visual communication at the University of Western Sydney, but already finds himself with too much ideas and not enough free time. His first legible drawing was done at the age of five, a picture of the Ninja Turtle Donatello.
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Kelly Tunstall (San Francisco, USA)
The strength and assurance of femininity, in both a sarcastic and reverent sense, are the driving force behind Kelly Tunstall’s body of work.
McGill draws characters and especially focuses on robots as literal and metaphorical machines that convey ideas on what it means to be human.
Justin Fox (Sydney, Australia)
Fox had aspirations to be a rock star, but alas, his grunge-rock band fell apart at the end of high school so he semi-unwillingly enrolled in design university.
Jeffrey Augustine Songco — Gus23 (New York, USA)
"I am stuck online. The world is a cold and intimidating place and I’m scared of it. I find comfort on the Internet."
"I had too choices when I was young. Take Ritalin for the rest of your life, or become an artist. I should have kept on taking the Ritalin."
The Brent Rollins we know will read this because apparently he writes bios in the third person (all the while perfecting the art of the run-on sentence) during his spare time.
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