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My Meeting with Rebecca Sugar [1]

November 1, 2021
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Comic Feature by Mercury-Marvin Sunderland

Advice for Setting out on Your Unique Path

 

Artist's Note: At the end of 2020, I met with animator Rebecca Sugar (she/they) for advice on how to pursue a future in animation. She offered advice about networking at comic cons, reading and drawing comics, and following your dreams. I've decided to draw this comic in order to share their wisdom for anyone else who wants to accomplish this dream.

Rebecca Sugar Comic (panel 1) © Mercury-Marvin Sunderland; used by permission

Rebecca Sugar Comic (panel 2) © Mercury-Marvin Sunderland; used by permission

Rebecca Sugar Comic (panel 3) © Mercury-Marvin Sunderland; used by permission

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Mercury-Marvin SunderlandMercury-Marvin Sunderland is a Hellenist transgender autistic gay man from Seattle who uses he/him pronouns.

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