Dustship Glory, set in the Canadian dustbowl of the 1930s, might lack the narrative pyrotechnics of Look Straight Ahead, but it’s a compelling character study delivered by a supremely confident storyteller….
Elaine M Will’s follow-up to Look Straight Ahead marks a radical shift in tone, period and style. We’re big fans of Canadian artist Elaine M Will here at Broken Frontier. Her…
Elaine M Will’s self-publishing success story uses every tool in the cartoonist’s kit to depict vividly the experience of mental illness. As you enter ‘Paul Klee: Making Visible’, a major…
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