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I don’t think having a hard time working on something means it was a bad project.

— Liana Finck Interview (2018)

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More quotes by Liana Finck

I so much think of the Torah as just a story and, like, a beautiful window into the way people thought thousands of years ago and the way people were thousands of years ago.

Interview with NPR (2022)

I’m alone a lot so I think I draw as a way to get my feelings out when I’m not with people.

Interview with Comics Beat (2018)

The shadow represents my strangeness and my creativity—my soul, which I used to run from in hopes of learning how to fit in.

Interview with Words Without Borders (2014)

I’m surprised that people relate to my stuff. I always thought of myself as not that relatable and maybe in person I’m not that relatable, but it warms my heart that people can relate.

Interview with Comics Beat (2018)

Humor is like a good eye for design, it comes when you have a strong sense of proportion along with the grace to step back and not take every little thing too seriously.

Interview (2018)

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