By Reimena Yee Thoughts on the in-progress art direction for my Alexander the Great graphic novel/comic.
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By Reimena Yee I was asked to share my ups and downs about being creative during these strange times for an article from the Nerdist. Click here for the full story!
By Reimena Yee I remember when teenage me used to put out art dumps, accompanied by loose updates on my progress as an artist. So I'm bringing it back.
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By Reimena Yee Strange times abound. I've been occupied with juggling a script for a new graphic novel and my body's recent urge to sleep through everything. Still, the deadline moves ever closer... and the struggle to be a little productive during a crisis continues.
I came across this artist meme today and I wanted to do it! I used to do a lot of these back in my teen Deviantart days, before I moved to Tumblr and Twitter. Now that I have my own space to indulge in these activities, I may as well! It's good to have some fun now.
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Listen one of the reasons I advocate for lengthy schedules for artists is because publishers don't build in paid time-off for their freelancers and authors and stacked back-to-back projects can lead to injuries like the ones currently in my neck and shoulder
Comics is all fun and games until you have to study head angles and abstract them into your style -- then it's like, wth why is drawing so technical and difficult
so i was interviewed, and @buttermilkart got featured on @VulcanPost today 🥲 what a day. thanks to everyone who has supported and encouraged me so far - you the best 🥺💖 stay tuned for more!
https://vulcanpost.com/729895/buttermilk-art-find-malaysian-artist-directory/