Jeremy Sorese v. A Wrinkle in Time
February 4, 2010 at 10:10 am meg 3 comments
- Who are you and what do you do?
Hi, my name is Jeremy Sorese and I am a student graduating this June from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in comics/sequential art/funny books. I’ve started to tell everyone that I am a “cartoonist” because I think that’s a job title I would be proud to tell my Grandma. “Illustrator” sounds to proud and moldy to me and a “Sequential Artist” just sounds weird.
- Why did you pick the book you chose?
2.) When Meg emailed me asking if I wanted to take part in this, I chose A Wrinkle in Time
on a total whim. I had just bought a copy that afternoon from a Goodwill and had barely cracked the spine before responding to her email. I stayed up late that night reading the whole thing, cover to cover and was blown away, thankfully.
Unsurprisingly, Jeremy makes me drop my jaw on an all too constant rate. I’ve already seen a bit of his stuff for this and it does not disappoint- but you’ll have to wait until February 23. (I know it’s tough!) In the meantime, get better acquainted with him on Flickr, and on his Livejournal.
Check back tomorrow for our final (but no less stunning) pair-ups!
Entry filed under: A Wrinkle in Time, Introductions. Tags: jeremysorese.

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Alan Gratz | February 15, 2010 at 8:04 am
I have a question for everyone: will any of you be selling prints of these images? I suppose since many of the works are still under copyright, that may be problematic, but we’d love to frame and hang prints of many of these images, and would be happy to pay the artists for them!
Thanks for the beautiful work -
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