A Comic Book Print Inspired by Jack Kirby

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Jack kirby is one of the godfathers of comic book illustration. He a lot of the images that you that everyone has sort of internalized from the sixties and seventies he drew. That's by a brooklyn based comic book artist named carrey randolph a. The background in this one all tte like, sort of inter galactic swirls and circles that is very typical of a jack kirby illustration. And it's nicknamed kirby crackleha, ha. So it's a real kirby homage,. It's a real comic booky one, which is great.

Art meets science! Problems meet solutions! Climate change meets … hope? In this atypical episode, things get casual as hell as Alie sits down to talk about the Drawdown Design Project: an illustration non-profit started by filmmaker, Emmy-nominated television editor and longtime friend Andy Hall. When he’s not having to edit Alie on Innovation Nation, Andy is the founder and creative director of the Drawdown Design Project, which commissioned some of the world’s most sought-after artists to illustrate climate solutions outlined by Drawdown.org. What resulted was the just-released limited-edition 200 print run of ENGAGE, EMPOWER, CULTIVATE and ELECTRIFY. Andy walks me through the passion, the production and the process of raising money for rainforests while making something gorgeous and uplifting. Also: I used to serve snacks on film sets.

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ENGAGE by Brian Steely

CULTIVATE by Tula Lotay

EMPOWER by Khary Randolph

ELECTRIFY by Malleus

A donation went to Rainforest Coalition

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