WebFangs Sarah Andersen 4.26 33,823 ratings6,592 reviews Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Best Graphic Novels & Comics (2020) A love story between a vampire and … Fangs chronicles the humor, sweetness, and awkwardness of meeting someone … A New York Times bestselling love story between a vampire and a werewolf by the creator of the enormously popular … WebFangs by Sarah Andersen Free ePub Download. In some ways Fangs has the answer.Fangs by Sarah Andersen Free ePub Download People often ask what 'Sarah' would be like all grown up. I oddly related to the vampire lifestyle while I was working on that Cheshire deadline - nocturnal, anemic, particular. I started with the premise of 'a vampire and a werewolf are sitting in a bar.' and at first it was very cutesy and slapstick and it evolved from there. Since Cheshire was all illustration work and no writing, think I had all this untapped creative writing energy that needed a place to go, and something clicked. Nrama: What inspired you to create Fangs?Īndersen: I wrote Fangs in a six-month period where I wasn't writing Sarah's Scribbles because I was working on Cheshire Crossing. Nrama: Do you have a name for your different styles of work?Īndersen: Not particularly, but the more refined style has different and more specific references - the golden age of illustration and shoujo manga for instance. (Image credit: Sarah Andersen) (opens in new tab) I studied illustration, not sequential arts, so I'm still carving my own path in this way.

It's tough to find a balance between a more vintage illustration style and some of the more stripped-down elements that are necessary for graphic novels. Could you see yourself doing more in this style?Īndersen: An earlier project, Cheshire Crossing, as well as Fangs, tries to blend this style into a comics format. I am especially rapt by the Cat Eyes piece.

Nrama: But outside of Sarah's Scribbles, you're doing the more polished-looking Fangs and even outside illustration work.

I went from sketchbook scans and MS Paint drawings to a proper process in photoshop, with layers and everything. The process has certainly refined itself. The new title was a reference to the simplistic way it started. It was very amateur.Įventually, I took down everything but the comics and that blog became the site for Sarah's Scribbles. Years ago I had a blog called 'Doodle Time' where I just posted sketches and some very early comics which were just MS paint drawings. How did you go about finding your style for the webcomic - and has it become more seamless to you over the years?Īndersen: It certainly started from an unfinished place. Nrama: The title - Sarah's Scribbles - infers an unfinished aspect. (Image credit: Sarah Andersen (Tapas Media)) (opens in new tab)

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