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Awesomeness Studios: Webcomic artist - Tom Ray's Art Podcast 201227

Awesomeness Studios is the name Marlene S. uses for all the webcomics and drawings she makes online. Awesomeness Studios has created several different series and story ideas on the webcomics website Tapas.io. We talk about how she got started, how she came up with all of her comic ideas and how she would like to go to school for art, comics, and animation.

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Awesomeness Studios "Doing Fine, Supine" Webcomic on Tapas https://tapas.io/series/Doing-Fine-Supine

Awesomeness Studios on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/awesomeness.studios

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