Oh, gosh. Ivan Brunetti again. I love this guy and his book on cartooning. Ivan was interviewed on The Comics Journal about teaching cartooning and his involvement with comics and writing. He mentions how some beginners tend to get too wrapped up in “technical stuff right off the bat” (which is true in nearly all…
After Shock is a comics anthology that’s being put together by Adam Paison to aid in the support for Japan’s recovery. ย He’s put out a call to comics artists everywhere to contribute and be a part of this great cause. I’m a strong believer in the power of images to change lives for the better…
It’s finally here and available for pre-order! Only 2000 copies have been made and the publisher will be planting a tree for each copy sold. It’s been a lot of fun following Bone from issue one (thanks, Dad!), all the way up to its intergalactic fame, and Jeff Smith has been a constant source of…
At last week’s Life, the Universe and Everything symposium, we talked a little bit about how we need to work more and talk less about our projects. Whether it’s a movie, a drawing, a story (or finally changing the oil in the car!), we all have projects that we can’t wait to see come to…
Surely you’ve heard about this—it’s like Google Earth, but for museums. You can virtually explore several of the world’s largest and most frequented art galleries and museums via the Google Art Project. A little behind-the-scenes video here. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYXdEUB0VgQ&feature=player_embedded]