Rimki Comix
@rimkicomix.bsky.social
Artist and an editor of the comix anthology Nib Rot. Work available for purchase in print at rimkicomix.bigcartel.com. Based in Champaign, IL, USA.
Like many other lovingly engineered drawing implements made in Japan, the line it produces is reliable and full of personality. It’s amazing that there are people in this world so wonderful as to invent a totally new type of dip nib. I’m still getting to know this one but already love it.
July 7, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Like many other lovingly engineered drawing implements made in Japan, the line it produces is reliable and full of personality. It’s amazing that there are people in this world so wonderful as to invent a totally new type of dip nib. I’m still getting to know this one but already love it.
The mysterious device in my hand is not a cell phone, it’s this ancient technology once known as a tape recorder.
July 4, 2025 at 5:19 PM
The mysterious device in my hand is not a cell phone, it’s this ancient technology once known as a tape recorder.
Nib Rot #1 concludes with RIMKI’s “The Coward of Ghent,” a crime story of paranoia and murder.
July 2, 2025 at 1:06 AM
Nib Rot #1 concludes with RIMKI’s “The Coward of Ghent,” a crime story of paranoia and murder.
Nib Rot #1 then spotlights “Old Pillsbury Mills” by William Crook, Jr., a series of glorious pen and ink drawings of a shuttered industrial complex in Springfield, Illinois accompanied by a thoughtful essay on the buildings’ history.
July 2, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Nib Rot #1 then spotlights “Old Pillsbury Mills” by William Crook, Jr., a series of glorious pen and ink drawings of a shuttered industrial complex in Springfield, Illinois accompanied by a thoughtful essay on the buildings’ history.
Nib Rot #1 also features “Pre-Post-Apocalpytic Drawings” by Paul Nudd, a steaming grotesquerie of pustulent orifices, barbecued tumors, and potted brains all rendered in Nudd’s inimitable imagist style.
July 2, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Nib Rot #1 also features “Pre-Post-Apocalpytic Drawings” by Paul Nudd, a steaming grotesquerie of pustulent orifices, barbecued tumors, and potted brains all rendered in Nudd’s inimitable imagist style.
Nib Rot #1 features “Twains” by Ryan Edge, a comic tale of a Mark Twain impersonator with dubious motives who moves into the author's hometown of Hannibal, Missouri.
July 2, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Nib Rot #1 features “Twains” by Ryan Edge, a comic tale of a Mark Twain impersonator with dubious motives who moves into the author's hometown of Hannibal, Missouri.