Gabrielle Gamboa is a cartoonist, visual artist, and arts educator based in Santa Rosa, California. Her current projects include a chapter-by-chapter comic-book adaptation of Nathanael West's 1933 novel Miss Lonelyhearts, reviews in comics form of old black and white horror films, and an original graphic novel of a supernatural romance between filmmakers in post-WWII Los Angeles.
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The Mort Walker Interview
In this in-depth interview, Mort Walker talks about growing up during the Great Depression, serving in the military, developing risque versions of his characters for overseas publishers, founding a comics art museum housed in a concrete castle, raising 10 kids, and much more. Continue reading →
This is gorgeous. I love the portraits. I’m looking forward to seeing more.
Gabby Gabby Hey! Can’t wait to see the next 4.
So What? Press will be publishing an anthology of the residents’ work very soon.
Gabby! Looks gorgeous!!! We all look so cute in the portraits…thanks for not putting in all my wrinkles, grey hairs and frown lines. This brings back great memories. What a nice treat for the new year. Dave – one of the residents, Lara Antal is hard at work putting together a collection of work from the residency
I know! She’s my partner. ;)
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Thanks for the kind comments, pals! The original pages of this series are going to be exhibited at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco from January 19-April 7, so if you are in SF during that time, stop by.
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