Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this clip, Kurt Brugel shares why he’s so inspired by the legendary indie artist Ken Landgraf.
Ken’s work is iconographic—his entire page layout becomes a compositionally complete feast for the eyes. Every panel pulls you in, full of action, detail, and energy—without wasting space on static talking heads. His style embodies an old school outlaw approach to comics, where the storytelling never slows down.
Kurt explains how Ken takes a script and sketches as starting points, then runs with them, making bold choices in pacing and panel composition. Even when some elements are left out, the end result is always dynamic, layered, and unmistakably Landgraf.
If you’ve never experienced Ken’s work, you’re missing one of the most raw, exciting, and uncompromising voices in comics.
@kenlandgraf6908
In this clip, Kurt Brugel shares why he’s so inspired by the legendary indie artist Ken Landgraf.
Ken’s work is iconographic—his entire page layout becomes a compositionally complete feast for the eyes. Every panel pulls you in, full of action, detail, and energy—without wasting space on static talking heads. His style embodies an old school outlaw approach to comics, where the storytelling never slows down.
Kurt explains how Ken takes a script and sketches as starting points, then runs with them, making bold choices in pacing and panel composition. Even when some elements are left out, the end result is always dynamic, layered, and unmistakably Landgraf.
If you’ve never experienced Ken’s work, you’re missing one of the most raw, exciting, and uncompromising voices in comics.
@kenlandgraf6908
