Hannah Vardit
@hannahvardit
i don't even know what's going on
horse with human hands i love you, i love you, horse with human hands
dear dc you can hire me to work on batman it's a good idea probably
All the Minnesota moms looked like this in the 90s. Now they’re grandmas and the moms are my age.
patreon update, graphic novel keeps moving along, this time it's proof of concept pages, sorting how this thing will look when it's finished www.patreon.com/posts/156209...
it's been weeks since i've drawn anything so i'm getting back into the swing of things* by going back to a little plastic man fan comic i started a while back *checking to make sure i can still draw
on accident this one-page fan comic became a three-page fan comic this is just how my life is i guess
started reading discworld and it was like terry pratchett reached out from the pages to grab my neck and throttle me until i made fan art
a little crop from something spicy (mild spicy? at best?) because i like how some of the pencil stuff is turning out. the clown represents me.
New year, new pinned post: Here's some places to support me and my work: ✨Patreon: patreon.com/hannahvardit ✨Comic PDFs: hannahvardit.itch.io ✨Tip Jar: venmo.com/hannah-vardit
Just a little wizard. He has no name as of yet, and I don't know what I'm going to do with him, but I love him very much.
Buff Batman is very silly to me. The little Robin drawing turned out cuter than I thought it would, so I went ahead and made an extra page of him.
I have no idea what I want to do with her just yet but I love her and I'm absolutely going to build a whole comic around her one day.
Referenced from these JLI panels, drawn by the late great Keith Giffen:
There's easier ways to hold hands if that's what you're into, boys.
My favorite thing about Guy is that before he was a Green Lantern he was a gym teacher. Imagine entrusting your child to this man. Imagine him teaching your child line dancing.
hi this is my favorite writing advice, it's from former simpsons writer john swartzwelder (i think about the crappy little elf all the time) www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...
hollywood/comics pay the creators you profit off of challenge level impossible
have you ever heard of momo by michael ende (who wrote the neverending story and was generally a cool guy) because it feels Relevant here
this year i’m challenging myself to not post any art on social media. i think it has an overall negative effect on me and my work, so i’m going to back off it for a while! if you want, you can still keep up with what i’m making on patreon (patreon.com/hannahvardit).