When we talk about comics, this artist can decide to go for hours working on just one comic that has many panels. However, every now and then, only one panel is all that is required to convey the main idea that one has in mind.
The artist being talked about goes by the name Scott Hilburn. And he demonstrates precisely what he has on his mind with his single-board newspaper comics called "The Argyle Sweater."
This artist has a few things to say about himself, but in all, one thing is very clear — he doesn’t lack creativity. So here he goes...
"Legend has it, I was born precisely at the age of 0 on top of an arctic glacier. Reportedly, at the exact moment of my birth, cataclysmic and miraculous events occurred all over the world:
Mount Vesuvius erupted, the poles shifted, rare comets appeared in the sky, and I Dream of Jeannie was canceled. Living next door to a nuclear weapons testing facility as a child, I was exposed to high levels of intense radiation."
The work of this talented artist has been shown in the LA Times, NY Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News, and so many other newspapers. We know you are already intrigued to see some of Scott’s work, so look down below and see his work for yourself!
The work done by Scott certainly has an extraordinary style to it, and it is quite hilarious as well. Now that you're done, do tell us in the comments which of the one-framed comics was your favorite, and why.
Do check out this artist’s page on Instagram or patreon.com if you would like to see more of his work.