Lorin Morgan-Richards: Likeness

Lorin Morgan-Richards is American poet, cartoonist, and children's writer. Explore interesting quotes on likeness.

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“Primarily, they (ideas) come from daydreaming or every day occurrences. I try to get out and about, especially new places to let the environment inspire me. I start an illustration of a building I see and then the elements of different characters will populate in my mind like a set and actors on a stage. If nothing comes up I continue to draw until something unfolds.”

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Regarding how he comes up with ideas for his comic strips The Goodbye Family and The Noodle Rut (1 June 2017). <br class="br">Source: Lorin Morgan-Richards Newsletter #2, Us6.campaign-archive2.com, 2017-06-26 http://us6.campaign-archive2.com/?u=51e751ef352e602deca0ecdc7&id=2e82f26313,

“In choosing my materials I wanted to keep an organic feel to the book. Some might consider this an art book, but I was really just trying to give it some life. Having seen what is being printed by majors these days with poor quality paper, I wanted to provide the reader with a book that carries more value near the same price and that can last for generations. Nothing would be more inspiring to me than to know my books are treasured like an heirloom.”

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Regarding producing his books; as quoted in "Disdeinen" https://archive.is/Nsa8X (13 October 2009).

“Old robots are becoming more human and young humans are becoming more like robots.”

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Excerpt from the book The Goodbye Family Unveiled (2017) by Lorin Morgan-Richards.

“On a personal level, I chose not to look at the eclipse but rather sat outside during it and listened and appreciated nature, instead of participating in it like a pop festival. My decision was based partly on belief but also I have to contemplate the mass production of glasses and how they will only be used once, polluting our earth with plastics and harmful metals.”

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Speaking about the solar eclipse on August 21, 2017.

“I fall into the category of Weird West, but I think it may be more of a “Down West” as I’d like to call it, for its sense of macabre western humor.”

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interview with Lorin Morgan-Richards by Laura LaVelle of Newswhistle (28 November 2017).