About Tanner Riche
Tanner F. Riche was born in New Brunswick, Canada, and grew up on a small island off the coast near Maine. Here he was inspired by all the surrounding nature and the sea, and the small area with little to do led to an overactive imagination. Utilising this, Riche developed a passion for the arts and took up drawing comic strips at a young age. Moving to the mainland opened up numerous possibilities, including painting ('99 Arts) and writing. Riche has sold paintings and books all across North America, and his work has been picked up and appreciated by numerous newspapers and radio. He is currently working on his second book of stories and is celebrating 10 years of his comic, Tanner and Casey.
About Tanner & Casey
Tanner and Casey (T&C) was founded on June 17th, 2007. While the drawing talent back then was minimal, with the positive feedback from his family, creator Tanner Riche pushed forward. Beginning with only 4-5 characters, T&C blossomed into a thought-out cast of a variety of different permanent and one-shot characters. By 2010 the style of the art had changed by far to look as we know it today as Tanner's style grew and was fleshed out. The jokes also improved and the use of more sight gags was incorporated. Tanner is still working on developing funnier strips every single day for a quality read.
In 2011 the creator moved to the mainland, and the strip was influenced by the town/city life, fleshing out where T&C live. By 2012, with the idea of incorporating more fans, Tanner and Casey welcomed Facebook, where the fan count grew considerably. In early June 2013 the real Casey passed on. The strip soon went into a complete makeover and has continued since in the same format, utilized as a tribute to Casey and to immortalize her. Tanner and Casey has recently appeared on numerous websites and in books and newspapers, and is still growing today!
In 2011 the creator moved to the mainland, and the strip was influenced by the town/city life, fleshing out where T&C live. By 2012, with the idea of incorporating more fans, Tanner and Casey welcomed Facebook, where the fan count grew considerably. In early June 2013 the real Casey passed on. The strip soon went into a complete makeover and has continued since in the same format, utilized as a tribute to Casey and to immortalize her. Tanner and Casey has recently appeared on numerous websites and in books and newspapers, and is still growing today!
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