Years ago, our staff Kyla interviewed Braden Huggins, one of our students in the 2015 School of Cartooning and Animation for Missions.

From an interview in February 2017: Gabrielle has a sweet, whimsical style that I greatly admire and appreciate. When we were students together I loved seeing what emerged from her pen. Not only is she talented with the technical side of painting and drawing, she has a knack for communicating emotion and feeling in her characters. I was very interested to hear what she had to say in my interview with her. K: Where did you grow up? When did you decide you were an artist? G: I

When I was a student in 2012 Ema was one of my SoCAM peers. He is a very cool guy, with a charming smile and a great personality. During his time at the SoCAM he met his future wife, Rachel, another artist. It just goes to show the neat ways God can bring people together. Ema and Rachel are now back in Africa, seeking to help impoverished people in Tanzania. If you want to learn more about that, click here. Ema agreed to answer some questions about himself and the SoCAM: K: W

My friend Adriana was a wonderful influence in my life. She introduced several anime to me, the magic of Copic markers, and the joys of cosplay. More importantly, though, she has a heart to serve the Lord. She was - and is - a valuable friend of mine, and it was sheer pleasure to interview her. K: Where did you grow up? When did you decide you were an artist? A: I was born in Portland, Oregon and grew up in various places in Oregon. I started drawing at the age of two and hav