Freelance Comic Artist

Contributing Comic Artist

Everyday Feminism is seeking a freelance Contributing Comic Artist who can create comics highlighting intersectional feminism for our online magazine.
You will work with the editors on the concept and draw a minimum of 2 comics per month designed to raise people’s awareness around different anti-oppression issues. The issues covered range from sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, classism, ableism, to fatphobia.
Contributing Comic Artists enjoy the following benefits:

• $75 or higher payment per comic, depending on length
• Free access to all online courses offered by Everyday Feminism
• Joining one of the biggest and fastest growing online feminist sites that gets 3 million visitors and 5.5 million page views per month

Qualifications

• Strong desire to use their comics to raise awareness on social issues
• Sophisticated understanding of intersectional feminism and social justice
• Excellent ability to combine artistic skill, insightful anti-oppression analysis, and humor to raise awareness
• Meet deadlines and work with editors effectively
• Curious, innovative, ask question, generate new ideas and solutions
• Eager to learn, willing to experiment knowing it might fail, and able to admit mistakes or inexperience
• Strong ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Self-directed and eager to meet or exceed objectives

Apply Now

We are currently accepting applications. Early applications are encouraged since it is a rolling process.
Please send your resume, cover letter, and 5 comic samples, ideally on social justice issues, to Sandra Kim at jobs@everydayfeminism.com with ‘Contributing Comic Artist Application’ in the subject line.
In your cover letter, please include responses to the questions below:

• What first got you engaged in feminism?
• What does intersectional feminism mean to you and how do you try to make your feminism intersectional and inclusive?
• What do you enjoy and/or appreciate about Everyday Feminism’s online magazine?
• What topics do you feel confident in drawing about and why?

Everyday Feminism is an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer. Queer, trans, and differently-abled people of color are strongly encouraged to apply.