





I first saw David Mack's work in Kabuki, maybe 6-7 years ago,and thought it was the coolest thing I'd ever seen. Since, I've seen more of the same, and perhaps of better merit/quality, but it was my first experience with non-comic-style comic book art. I loved his use of child-like crayon drawings, collage and paint along with line to create gorgeous spreads that read in a creative and unexpected manner.
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