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Editorial Piece
Connect me with Meghan Wilson
Description
This piece was done for an article in "Bitch" magazine. The article is titled "Move along, Survivors" and discusses how sexual assault cases are being unfairly handled in college football. The article and image bring awareness to how victims of this crime are treated. September- October 2016 Pencil and Photoshop
Other Projects by Meghan Wilson
Meghan Wilson
BFA Student
Major: Illustration
Graduation Year: 2017
Artist Statement:
My senior thesis is an autobiographical comic book titled MECA and ME: A Four Year Journey. It is about my experience at Maine College of Art. The focus of the story is on the anxiety I developed throughout my time at the school and how I have learned to control it.
I decided to make my characters anthropomorphic cats because I am able to use exaggerated antics and expressions that combine human desires with feline cunning. This allows me to explore a wide range of emotions that helps to tell the story in an engaging and humorous way.
Leaving MECA, I have a greater understanding of how to tell a compelling narrative through my art. My education has prepared me to create comic strips, comic books, graphic novels and any other kind of illustration that comes my way.