Anonymous asked: who r u
I am kate.
I am kate.
I think it has a real influence! But it’s not something I can describe now, I’d have to think about it a while. I always tell people that New York was an amazing place to be as a young artist for a while, because it lit a fire under you in a way I haven’t seen since. Everyone around you was making amazing work, everyone was working hard. You never knew who you were going to see at an event. Every day I would wake up in my New York apartment and think, I have to be better at what I do today than I was yesterday. Or I will probably die.
I do a very light underdrawing in pencil, if it is a paper comic. If it is a digital comic, I have the luxury of getting to do more rough drawings. These don’t take long, because I believe that a lot of the time, my first set of lines are the best ones, in that they capture the movement and expression I’m looking for. If I labor on something too long, it looks bad. But that is why my comics often get a “they look dashed off” description - I am always chasing the energy of those first lines.