Reposted from Brain Pickings Ray Bradbury, a lifelong proponent of working with joy and an avid champion of public libraries, playfully defies the question of routines in this 2010 interview: “My passions drive me to the typewriter every day of my life, and they have driven me there since I was twelve. So I never have to worry…
Can you ever really get enough walk cycles? I mean, really? Animation by Victor Preto Animation by Watermelon Drips Animation by Hannes Stummvoll. Animation by JD. Animation by Craig Knowles. Animation by Hotaruarc.
I’m going to focus more on smelling fish while I’m eating my rice. Frank Chimero’s talk from the DO lectures. dolectures.com/speakers/frank-chimero/ dolectures.com/
Reposted from Multiversity by Mark Tweedale Twenty years ago today, Hellboy made his debut appearance in a four-page, black-and-white story in San Diego Comic-Con Comics #2, distributed at the 1993 San Diego Comic-Con. He wouldn’t get his own miniseries until March the following year, but the 19th of August, 1993 is where everything began. Jump forward…
Loud Harp are Asher Seevinck (Provo, UT) and Dave Wilton (Lafayette, CO). They’ve recently announced a new album and their upcoming NorthWest Tour with Josh Garrels. Check out the schedule below and grab yourself some tickets here! September 13 Victoria, BC Canada Heritage Boardshop — September 14 Vancouver, BC Canada St. Andrew’s-Wesley United Church — September…
This Saturday, August 17, will be Salt Lake’s first ToshoCON, a free non-profit anime convention for teens, held by the Salt Lake County Library in Utah. The event is for teens ages 12-19 and will include panel discussions, a cosplay contest, viewing room, crafts, manga swap, vendor marketplace and a dance to top off the night!…
While the committee are still working out the panels/presentations schedules, I’ve been invited to participate as a guest at the first Salt Lake Comic Con on September 5-7 at the Salt Palace Convention Center! Look–I even have a promotional image (this means it’s really happening): This is going to be an ENORMOUS event, packed with…
Reposted from Schulz Library Blog Joseph Lambert and the Trials of Helen Keller Posted on August 9, 2013 by Carl Antonowicz Joe Lambert is one of The Center for Cartoon Studies’ most accomplished alumni. Between his multiple Ignatz wins and recent Eisner win for Best Reality-Based work (2012’s Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller, a tie…
Free shipping on my prints through Sunday! Order here and take your pick from “The Kiss”, “Gator Goes For a Stroll” and “Wolverine is the Snikt”.
I made an illustration of Wolverine and it looks like this: Wolverine was my first love in comics and every now and then I like to draw the dude. If you’re into decorating your house with sweaty mutants, then you can get the print here, with free shipping through August 11. SNIKT!