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I was lucky enough to catch Montreal-based cartoonist Tommi Parrish during their brief trip to Chicago in support of The Lie and How We Told It, their latest graphic novel. They've garnered praise for their finely tuned dialogue and innovative visual style, and we discussed their artmaking strategies, mental health tips, lifelong love of learning and much more! At the end of our talk you'll hear the song Extractor by Lungbutter, so stick around for that-it's a ripper!
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