HOPE By Auracane
HOPE By Auracane Published Issue 086, February 2021 surreal art <^> saucy music Auracane is a visual artist and musician producing trill beats and dope vibes. Presave his next EP, Difficulty.
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MANIFEST: FUTURE IV By Derek Knierim
MANIFEST: FUTURE IV By Derek Knierim Published Issue 085, January 2021 This preview image was created to show Derek’s followers of the series a glimpse of what is to come. This character will play a crucial roll in the next issue of his book series MANIFEST: FUTURE IV. Stay tuned. Prints available now. Derek Knierim is
HOT SUMMER GETAWAYS by Morgan Heslin
Hot Summer Getaways By Morgan Heslin Published Issue 083, November 2020 Morgan is an illustrator based in Denver. She has a B.F.A. in Illustration with a minor in Dramatic Writing from the Savannah College of Art & Design. She can be reached at morgan.heslin@gmail.com You can view more of her work (or even just send
Damn It, Big Bottle of Wine, You Were Suppose To Last All Week! By Brian Polk
Published Issue 082, October 2020 Listen, big bottle of wine, you failed me. You were supposed to provide me with days of alcohol goodness with your plentiful liters of abundance. But instead, you lasted only three hours — two if you don’t count the 30 minutes it took to get you home from the liquor
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INKWELL SPIDER by Lance Inkwell
INKWELL SPIDER Lance Inkwell Published Issue 082, October 2020 Best of Birdy | Originally Published Issue 058, October 2018 Lance Inkwell is a Denver-based cartoonist dedicated to making your day a little more enchanted with art. Illustrator for Studio MDHR. Follow Lance on Instagram and check out more of his work at Lance Inkwell Studios.
Stanley Kaiju and the Subterranean Bunny Defenders Go Underground: Elisa Sargent & Daniel Crosier
Stanley Kaiju and the Subterranean Bunny Defenders Go Underground. By Elisa Sargent Illustration by Daniel Crosier Coloring by Kevin Waltz In recent years, as many of you may know, this reporter has settled down in Denver, and I have generally kept my stories in Denver and about Denver events, however, the story I have for my
MY EXISTENTIAL DOCTOR, HERB: TURNING 40: ALL AGED UP AND NOWHERE TO GO By Brian Polk
MY EXISTENTIAL DOCTOR, HERB: PART 13 TURNING 40: ALL AGED UP AND NOWHERE TO GO By Brian Polk Published Issue 080, August 2020 For the first time since we began our sessions, I am meeting with my existential doctor Herb virtually. Generally, I don’t really go in for these computer-based meetings, but this is how
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TYA ALISA ANTHONY: CREATING NEW SPACES FOR BODIES OF COLOR BY RACHEL GRAMMES
DENVER ARTIST TYA ALISA ANTHONY: CREATING NEW SPACES FOR BODIES OF COLORInterview and Photos by Rachel GrammesPublished Issue 078, June 2020 This is an excerpt from a recent interview with Denver artist, Tya Alisa Anthony, who is part of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Octopus Initiative, which offers any resident of the Denver metro area
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