The Mind Artist Behind Fowl Language Comics The Geek Post Fowl language has been shared millions of times across social media and in his full time capacity as its master mind brian is also now working on a newer project called frankie fearless. brian took some time to answer some questions about his life and work. Fowl language comics, created by brian gordon, is a webcomic that humorously explores the challenges and joys of parenting and family life. using human like ducks, gordon cleverly depicts relatable situations, offering a witty take on the ups and downs of raising children. "my cartoons have always mined humor from my failings and insecurities.
The Mind Artist Behind Fowl Language Comics The Geek Post About. hi. i’m brian gordon. thanks for dropping by. i decided in kindergarten that i wanted to be a cartoonist. my classmates had equally unrealistic life goals, like becoming superheroes or princesses, but i was more tenacious. so far, things are working out okay. secret to my success?. By susan borison. march 19, 2016. cartoonist brian gordon, creator of the mega popular fowl language comic, is one of those brave people who puts his life out there for everyone to see. the former writer and illustrator for hallmark draws inspiration for his work from his own two kids and lovingly writes of the joys and challenges of raising a. Mr. gordon just launched a kickstarter campaign to bring fowl language volume 4 to the printed page. mr. gordon spoke with me recently about the concept of fowl language, the comics that influenced him as an early reader, the kickstarter for volume 4, and why both fowl language resonates with both adult and child readers. “fowl language” isn’t the only comic brian gordon works on. he’s a freelance illustrator who has been employed by hallmark for more than 15 years and has “since drawn and written roughly a bajillion shoebox cards.” he also does work for mad magazine, a blog and draws comics, of course.
The Mind Artist Behind Fowl Language Comics The Geek Post Mr. gordon just launched a kickstarter campaign to bring fowl language volume 4 to the printed page. mr. gordon spoke with me recently about the concept of fowl language, the comics that influenced him as an early reader, the kickstarter for volume 4, and why both fowl language resonates with both adult and child readers. “fowl language” isn’t the only comic brian gordon works on. he’s a freelance illustrator who has been employed by hallmark for more than 15 years and has “since drawn and written roughly a bajillion shoebox cards.” he also does work for mad magazine, a blog and draws comics, of course. Brian gordon's comics are largely inspired by his struggles as a parent, his fascination with technology, science and all things geeky, and a constant, crushing wave of self doubt and anxiety. Haven’t done an interview in a while, but had the chance to answer a few questions with the nice folks at geekpost!.
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