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1. Comics Illustrator of the Week :: Jill Thompson

By: Andy Yates, on 3/19/2015
Blog: Illustration Friday Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Death Jr., Scary Godmother, Vertigo Comics, Sandman, comic, artists, illustrationfriday, Jill Thompson, weekly topics, beasts of burden, comics illustrator of the week, comics tavern, pen/brush and ink, comics tavern variant of the week, Add a tag

Jill Thompson has been bringing her distinct watercolor illustration style to comics for the last 25 years. Early on in her career she collaborated with legends like Neil Gaiman on Sandman, George Perez on Wonder Woman, and Grant Morrison on The Invisibles. Thompson has gone on to create her own characters, including The Scary Godmother, which has been adapted for children’s live theater, and two T.V. holiday specials. She also created the children’s series Magic Trixie, and Beasts of Burden with author Evan Dorkin for Dark Horse Comics.

Jill Thompson graduated from the American Academy of Art in Chicago, and has been honored with multiple Eisner Awards for illustration in comics.

You can catch up with recent updates, and see more artwork on Jill Thompson’s tumblr site here.

For more comics related art, you can follow me on my website comicstavern.com - Andy Yates