Luke Seguin-Magee's work draws on influences spanning from a childhood in Canada: watching 1970's TV, reading the funny papers, MAD Magazine, Maurice Sendak's "Where The Wild Things Are," and getting lost in the busy worlds of Richard Scarry, Sesame Street and Pee-wee Herman; to life in Scandinavia: soaking up Tove Jansson, Adventure Time, Pippi and independent comix.
