Iasmin Omar Ata's guest appearances

Iasmin Omar Ata

Inkstuds

Tight Pencils

Salt & Honey

Lights Go Down - The Apiary

Emma Rios

Kevin Czap

Whit Taylor

Marian Churchland

Tucker Stone

Eric Kostiuk Williams

Emily Carroll

Keiler Roberts

Annie Mok

Daryl Seitchik

Meredith Gran

Junko Mizuno

RJ Casey

Carta Monir

Laura Knetzger

OwlTail

Iasmin Omar Ata joins Kevin to talk about Mis(h)adra, the dystopian world of the trivia app HQ, and fandoms Isamin's website Iasmin Omar Ata is a Middle Eastern / Muslim / epileptic comics artist, game designer, and illustrator who creates art about coping with illness, understanding identity, dismantling oppressive structures, and Arab-Islamic futurism. best of 2017s So Pretty Very Rotten - An Nguyen and Jane Mai Pashmina - Nidi Chanani La Raza - edited by Fat Fajardo and Pablo Castro Buncha Jokers - Kris Mukai My Brother's Husband - Gengoroh Tagame You &amp; A Bike &amp; A Road - Eleanor Davis

Iasmin Omar Ata joins Kevin to talk about Mis(h)adra, the dystopian world of the trivia app HQ, and fandoms Isamin's website Iasmin Omar Ata is a Middle Eastern / Muslim / epileptic comics artist, game designer, and illustrator who creates art about coping with illness, understanding identity, dismantling oppressive structures, and Arab-Islamic futurism. best of 2017s So Pretty Very Rotten - An Nguyen and Jane Mai Pashmina - Nidi Chanani La Raza - edited by Fat Fajardo and Pablo Castro Buncha Jokers - Kris Mukai My Brother's Husband - Gengoroh Tagame You &amp; A Bike &amp; A Road - Eleanor Davis

We talk to our friend Iasmin Omar Ata about their new graphic novel, Mis(h)adra, and delve into the topic of sci-fi and why it’s important. We also talk about video games, science fiction and feelings, the importance of paneling in comics, world-building, and the concept of rationalism.

We talk to our friend Iasmin Omar Ata about their new graphic novel, Mis(h)adra, and delve into the topic of sci-fi and why it’s important. We also talk about video games, science fiction and feelings, the importance of paneling in comics, world-building, and the concept of rationalism.

Salt & Honey #7: Iasmin Omar Ata

Sloane Leong

This week we’re talking to Iasmin Omar Ata who has recently finished their first longform webcomic MIS(H)ADRA. It is a meticulous exploration of the life of Isaac, a young epileptic Arab-American. It follows him as he comes to grips with his disability and attempts to move through an often inhospitable, insensitive and troublingly ignorant world. Iasmin has a unique visual voice and an intimately perceptive way of delivering a story. You can find MIS(H)ADRA and more of Iasmins work here If you like this podcast and want to hear more, please consider supporting Inkstuds on Patreon. Special thanks to Sloane for hosting this episode.

This week we’re talking to Iasmin Omar Ata who has recently finished their first longform webcomic MIS(H)ADRA. It is a meticulous exploration of the life of Isaac, a young epileptic Arab-American. It follows him as he comes to grips with his disability and attempts to move through an often inhospitable, insensitive and troublingly ignorant world. Iasmin has a unique visual voice and an intimately perceptive way of delivering a story. You can find MIS(H)ADRA and more of Iasmins work<a href="http://iasminomarata.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> here</a> If you like this podcast and want to hear more, please consider supporting<a href="https://www.patreon.com/inkstuds" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Inkstuds on Patreon</a>. Special thanks to Sloane for hosting this episode.

Iasmin Omar Ata interviewed by Sloane Leong