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Illustrator Sam Spratt talks about how he makes art on Tumblr and beyond
A former chief artist for Gawker and Gizmodo, illustrator Sam Spratt has achieved Internet fame through his takes on pop-culture figures and Web iconography, such as his spin on a number of more evolved meme faces.
While he’s well-regarded on Facebook and Twitter, with 19,000 fans and more than 6,500 followers, respectively, he’s best known for his work on Tumblr, where his posts regularly receive thousands of reblogs and likes—and for good reason. (cont.)

Really enjoyed Sam’s answers here. Great stuff all round. 
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Illustrator Sam Spratt talks about how he makes art on Tumblr and beyond

A former chief artist for Gawker and Gizmodo, illustrator Sam Spratt has achieved Internet fame through his takes on pop-culture figures and Web iconography, such as his spin on a number of more evolved meme faces.

While he’s well-regarded on Facebook and Twitter, with 19,000 fans and more than 6,500 followers, respectively, he’s best known for his work on Tumblr, where his posts regularly receive thousands of reblogs and likes—and for good reason.
(cont.)

Really enjoyed Sam’s answers here. Great stuff all round. 

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    Really enjoyed Sam’s answers here. Great stuff all round.
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