I’m not sure about my conscious influences when it comes to comics writers. What authors/cartoonists have influenced your writing style? You also have developed a strong writing tone that mixes humor and tragedy. I will someday… I made some folders out of cardboard that I can hold pages in progress in, and I draw with either Rapidograph pens or Microns. I haven’t quite got it correct yet though. Well, that’s nice to hear! There is a controlled looseness that I chase in my cartoon style. For your drawings and lettering, what materials (pens, pencils, paper) do you use? And for colors, what do you use? I suppose with this response, I am becoming interested in what you use to draw anywhere. I can draw anywhere.įor being immediate, the images do not come across as frenetic or hurried. I also draw small enough that I can carry my pages in my backpack and draw outside of the house. I don’t like to work on the same drawing for a week. I have to get my drawings out in a burst of energy. I have to guess that it comes from a lot of different historic cartooning that inspire me and that I’ve internalized over the years. I don’t know what to attribute my style to, though. What can you tell us about your artistic process? Van Sciver’s comics and drawings can be found on his blog and Instagram account. The following interview was conducted over several emails with Mike Lemon. He is currently working on a graphic novel about Joseph Smith. He was awarded the AML’s Comics Award for One Dirty Tree. He was nominated in two categories for this year’s Eisner Awards: Best Humor Publication ( A Perfect Failure: Fante Bukowski Three, Fantagraphics) and Best Reality-Based Publication ( One Dirty Tree, Uncivilized Books). Noah Van Sciver is a talented cartoonist who has garnered many awards in his career. Mike Lemon interviews Noah Van Sciver, the winner of the 2018 AML Comics Award.
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