Resources: Silent Comics

I've collected some inspiring examples of silent comic pages for you to peruse here: https://www.pinterest.ca/hayleythorntonkennedy/silent-comic-inspiration/

*Pinterest is terrible for attribution, so if you are having trouble finding the artist of a specific work that you would like to know more about please let me know!

Saturday Night by Jason

More Artists of Note
Some of these cartoonists appeared in the assignment slides but are worth mentioning again!

Ryan Andrews: A fantastic silent comic meant to be viewed on the scroll rather than in spreads.
http://www.ryan-a.com/comics/tunnel.htm

Jim Woodring: Extremely rad, super weird comics - excuse the late 90's web design.
http://www.jimwoodring.com/artwork/comics/

Chris Ware: A master of American comics, Ware employs silence often in his visually dense spreads. Look at "Building Stories" available in the library.
https://mica.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma991000124249705741&context=L&vid=01MICA_INST:MICA&search_scope=MyInst_and_CI&tab=Everything&lang=en

Bill Bragg: Beautiful, quiet comics that tend to feel a little sad.
https://www.billbragg.co.uk/filter/Comics

Rose Wong: Minimal, design driven comics.
http://www.rosewongart.com/zine/

Evan M Cohen: More minimal, meditative comics.
http://www.evanmcohen.com/comics

A page from "Peeker" by Jim Woodring