Writing and drawing my own stories was always my dream so I continued creating webcomics and with the help of Patreon I managed to independently fund my own projects.
After creating my first webcomic Blood Stain, I was offered work as a full sequential artist by Top Cow. I started as a freelance colorist taking any smaller jobs/commissions I could get. How did you get into comic books as a professional? Webcomics offered a lot of different genres so I could easily find reading material I enjoy and it is where my love for both creating and reading comics truly blossomed. My love for comics grew the more I worked on them myself because the difficulty of the craft made me respect others in the same line of work. Out of European comics, my fav was Asterix. I was always a fan of animation which lead me to anime, which then led me to manga. How did you get into comic books as a fan? My name is Linda Sejic and I am a comic creator residing in Croatia. A unique take on Greek mythology that revels in the awkward moments of love-struck gods and goddesses.įirstly, who are you and where do you hail from? In our final interview for Women in Comics Month, Linda talks to us about a title she writes and draws, Punderland ( JUN210157). Including, but not limited to Swing, Blood Stain, Postal, and more! Sejic is the artist behind several Top Cow titles. This week's second Get Graphic focuses on the jubilant digital artwork of Linda Sejic.
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