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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2025 · 1H 17M

Supporting and Understanding Comics

from Sequential Artists Workshop · host How to Make a Graphic Novel

Tom Hart and Georgia Webber want to help comics creators by helping the people around them understand what they do. This first of four episodes is very informal, Tom and Georgia gathering their thoughts. Think of it as listening in as two professionals meet to try to improve their industry. In this wide-ranging talk, we talk about the Canadian grant system (they have grants there!) and jury assessment toolsWe get into teaching visual literacy in comics editing and fair compensation for artists and then a little bit about audiences and impact and a digression into Graphic Medicine. Free-ranging. Come join in!Other topics, according to the Zoom Bots:Canada's Artist Grant Evaluation CriteriaImproving Comics Grant AssessmentComics Creation Process UnderstandingChallenges in Comics EditingUnderstanding Health Through Cultural LensesComic Creation and Medical CollaborationGraphic Medicine and Comics ReviewFair Artist Compensation in GrantsThanks for being here! Get full access to How to Make a Graphic Novel at sawcomics.substack.com/subscribe

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