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All the Living - The Comics Journal

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By Leonard Pierce, Roman Muradov, Hagai Palevsky
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Maurice, Son of Noah Pt. 2

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By Roman Muradov, Jean Marc Ah-Sen, Chris Randle, Max Ufberg Verified
| Hazlitt Verified
Roman Muradov is an award-winning illustrator and the author of (In A Sense) Lost & Found, Jacob Bladders and the State of the Art and the End of A Fence, and the French collection Aujourd'hui Demain Hier. He has a Gold Medal from the Society of Illustrators, a habit of long aimless walks, and an imaginary dog named Barchibald.
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Mouse In Residence

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By Roman Muradov, Anna Haifisch, James Turek
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Reviews Roman Muradov | April 19, 2022 At its core, cartooning is about drawing lines in a way that makes it feel like there is more to it than that. There is innate, primal appeal or repulsion that comes from linework alone, bypassing narrative and concept: each stroke contains each figure, each figure—each panel, so on and forth. It’s a wildly complex thing distilled into something that seems effortless to everyone apart from the artist.
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