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Art by Hannah Hillam

Making women in the field of comic book illustration more visible

With the very sad passing of comic-book legend Stan Lee, we’ve had comics on the mind. But who is behind the majority of comics, and specifically, comic-book illustration? #VisibleWomen, is a massive, awe-inspiring hashtag meant to amplify the existence of the plentiful, talented women in comic book illustration—typically a male-dominated field.

Female comic book artists are all over Dribbble, too! To celebrate them (and maybe get them hired?), take a look at some shots by women who have marked comic book art as a skill on their profiles:

  1. self portrait avatar characterdesign illustration
  2. Beyond, Page 3 black and white comic book cover comics design graphic design illustration ink ink wash paint space stars universe
  3. Veiled Mushroom botanical bright colored pencils fungi illustration mushroom nature neon prismacolor
  4. Unicorn Pegasus cute daisy floral girly horse lay pegasus pink unicorn
  5. Tumblr Velociraptor character dinosaur holographic illustration iridescent mascot neon pencil realistic t rex tumblr velociraptor
  6. fox unibrow fox gal moon unibrow
  7. Bedtime Story children illustration martina naldi photoshop
  8. Meadowsweet art bfa characters digital graphic novel illustration woman

Row 1: Karina, Madeleine Hettich, Liz Nugent. Row 2: Miss Chatz 💜, Nadzeya Makeyeva, Kaela Stewart. Row 3: Martina Naldi, Hannah Hillam.

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