Susan Yan Mach strongly believes that comics can truly communicate universally. Combining her Chinese and British cultural backgrounds, she creates and writes comics exploring mythology and folklore. Having studied Illustration within Graphic Design and Media in London College of Communication, she uses her bold, modern graphic style accompanied with semiotics to retell supernatural and surreal tales. She has had her work exhibited in the Marine Studios and Japan Matsuri festival. Using her cutting edge, contemporary style, she is currently drawing a series focusing on traditional Chinese superstitions and old wives tales.
From scores of high quality applicants, six 21-25 year olds were chosen to showcase the best of young British comic talent. They will be interning at the londonprintstudio creating comics anthologies and running workshops for youth in the local community. The project is generously sponsored by John Lyon's Charity.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Susan Yan Mach strongly believes that comics can truly communicate universally. Combining her Chinese and British cultural backgrounds, she creates and writes comics exploring mythology and folklore. Having studied Illustration within Graphic Design and Media in London College of Communication, she uses her bold, modern graphic style accompanied with semiotics to retell supernatural and surreal tales. She has had her work exhibited in the Marine Studios and Japan Matsuri festival. Using her cutting edge, contemporary style, she is currently drawing a series focusing on traditional Chinese superstitions and old wives tales.
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