Greg Stump
Greg Stump has been teaching comics and cartooning to students of all ages for more than a decade.
His comics and illustrations have appeared regularly in the Seattle paper The Stranger since 2000, and he has been writing about the comics medium and field for The Comics Journal since the mid-1990s.
He is the creator of the alternative weekly strip, "Dwarf Attack" and, along with David Lasky, the co-creator of the acclaimed comic book series, "Urban Hipster."
The schools, organizations and institutions that he has worked for as an instructor include The Art Institute of Seattle, Gage Academy of Art, Kirkland Arts Center, Coyote Central, Frye Art Museum and Seattle University, where he is an adjunct professor of humanities.
His comics and illustrations have appeared regularly in the Seattle paper The Stranger since 2000, and he has been writing about the comics medium and field for The Comics Journal since the mid-1990s.
He is the creator of the alternative weekly strip, "Dwarf Attack" and, along with David Lasky, the co-creator of the acclaimed comic book series, "Urban Hipster."
The schools, organizations and institutions that he has worked for as an instructor include The Art Institute of Seattle, Gage Academy of Art, Kirkland Arts Center, Coyote Central, Frye Art Museum and Seattle University, where he is an adjunct professor of humanities.