The second installment of “Gay Men to…” a series of beautiful, clever hand-painted webcomics by artist Dylan Glynn, premiering exclusively on OMG.BLOG.
In Glynn’s words:
“Gay men to” started as a comedic observation of conflict in the gay men’s community (“Gay Men to Gay Men”), but then started to branch out to other identities. It makes me think of how gender and sexual identities exist in relation to one another, the tensions and threads that run through some identities and, simultaneously, the walls that divide (“protect”?) them from one another.
Find the first installment of “Gay Men to…” here, and check out “Gay Men to Everyone Else” and “Gay Men to Themselves (with bonus panels)” after the jump!
Dylan Glynn (@dylanglynn.mov) is a painter, author and animator based out of Toronto, Canada. His multidisciplinary practice includes a broad selection of traditional media (watercolor, pastel, collage, pen and ink), 2d cel-animation, and Photoshop, unified by Glynn’s signature application, which he describes as “one-shot, first-thought best-thought, perfectly imperfect.”
Not impressed by his “artwork.” Nothing like being stuck in a box with every other gay man and told we’re all the same negative stereotypes.
As much as I didn’t like the Stonewall Movie. Marsha did not ‘start’ stonewall. She turned up later and as such joked that she threw the first brick. At least she had a character in the Movie. Storme, a butch lesbian, who was one of the first ones to be arrested that night is overlooked entirely.