US EditionBlack is the New AP Style: Rainbows Have Nothing to Hide: An Interview with Guy Gilchrist
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Black is the New AP Style: Rainbows Have Nothing to Hide: An Interview with Guy Gilchrist
By the time he was 12 years old, Guy Gilchrist knew he was destined to be an artist. He was willing to do anything to get his artwork published, and when he heard there was an opportunity to meet some legendary artists at the Commodore Hotel in New York City, he got on the first train out of his hometown of Hartford, Conn.The Comic Art Convention made its Commodore Hotel debut in 1973 and featured many of Gilchrist’s idols: Godfather of modern f…
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