Jul
27
2008
Today the scheduled guest at the Cartoon Art Museum Sketch-A-Thon are:
Sunday, July 27 (artist and times subject to change):
12-1pm:Â Alex Schumacher
1-2pm:Â Ted Rall
2-3pm:Â Luke Feldman
3-4pm:Â Loraine Sammy
4-5pm:
5-6pm:
Visit us at: Cartoon Art Museum booth at MZ11 on the Mezzanine Level
NOTE: These do not reflect any changes that have happened since they were written before the convention started.
Jul
26
2008
Today the scheduled guest at the Cartoon Art Museum Sketch-A-Thon are:
Saturday, July 26 (artist and times subject to change):
12-1pm:Â Mike Gray, Doug Gray
1-2pm:Â Colleen Doran, Lisa Ann Wilson
2-3pm:Â Zach Weiner, Nicholas Ivan Ladendorf
3-4pm:Â Dan Piraro
4-5pm:Â Josh Ellingson
5-6pm:Â Debbie Huey
Visit us at: Cartoon Art Museum booth at MZ11 on the Mezzanine Level
NOTE: These do not reflect any changes that have happened since they were written before the convention started.
Jul
25
2008
Today the scheduled guest at the Cartoon Art Museum Sketch-A-Thon are:
Friday, July 25 (artist and times subject to change):
12-1pm:Â Keith Knight
1-2pm: Jon “Bean†Hastings, Molly Hahn
2-3pm:Â Batton Lash
3-4pm:Â Scott Sava, Mark Politi
4-5pm:Â Mark Todd
5-6pm:Â Karen Luk
Visit us at: Cartoon Art Museum booth at MZ11 on the Mezzanine Level
NOTE: These do not reflect any changes that have happened since they were written before the convention started.
Jul
24
2008
Today the scheduled guest at the Cartoon Art Museum Sketch-A-Thon are:
Thursday, July 24: (subject to change)
12-1pm:Â Felix Kramer
1-2pm:Â Tamer Youssef
2-3pm:Â Cathy Bites
3-4pm:Â Urian Brown, Brian Kolm <= ME
4-5pm:Â Tanya Roberts
5-6pm:Â Jesse Hamm
Visit us at: Cartoon Art Museum booth at MZ11 on the Mezzanine Level
NOTE: These do not reflect any changes that have happened since they were written before the convention started.
Jul
23
2008
Well, I am off to sunny San Diego CA for the San Diego Comic-Con. See you all soon.
Jul
22
2008
This is the trailer I helped create with artist/writer Alexis E. Fajardo for his graphic novel: Kid Beowulf and the Blood Bound Oath. Alexis created the art and I colored the work with Watercolor as well as the motion graphics for the trailer. If you are visiting the Comic-Con, check out Small Press Table P15 to see the trailer in higher quality.
Jul
20
2008
I taught an animation class July 7-11, 2008 at the Charles Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa CA. The class was a lot of fun and the kids worked really hard.
First off is an animatic (a filmed storyboard) for our own action packed cartoon “Super Surf Knight.” I came up with the concept and characters and the kids helped storyboard and design the characters and settings. The kids also did the audio.
We also had fun doing some stopmotion animation too….
Jul
19
2008
I will be at the Zine Fest this afternoon. Last night I saw a special tie-in event at the Cartoon Art Museum where the artist read there comics aloud to projected art. What a great way to get ready for a comic show of unique voices. I will probably be hanging around with the talented folks from the Cartoonist Conspiracy like Doc Pop , Kraig Rasmussen, Mike Hales, John Cowan, Michael Capozzola and Jeff Plotkin.
Here is the official info:
What is the SF Zine Fest?
It’s a FREE annual two-day conference for independent and underground publishing. Exhibitors come from all over the West Coast, and while the focus is on zines, all walks of DIY life are represented — comics, arts and crafts, literary presses, and more. SF Zine Fest was founded in 2002 by Jenn of Starfiend Distro.
SF Zine Fest 2008 is brought to you by the hard-working folks at Family Style, Michael Capozzola, Just Visiting, John Isaacson, and many other wonderful volunteers.
When and where is the SF Zine Fest?
Saturday, July 19 from 11:00am – 8:00pm
Sunday, July 20 from 11:00am – 7:00pmSF County Fair Building
(formerly Hall of Flowers)
9th Ave. at Lincoln Way (in Golden Gate Park) mapWhy the new location?
With the idea of exposing DIY zines, comics, and crafts to the widest possible audience, we decided to move the Fest yet again to a location where a larger and more diverse group of attendees could find us. The SF County Fair Building is over twice the size of last year’s location, and is located in beautiful Golden Gate Park, just a block off of 9th Ave. and Lincoln Way. We are expecting more attendees and exhibitors than ever this year.
The SF County Fair Building is easily accessible by bicycle (lots of parking right out front) and also by public Transit: The N train and the 6, 16BX, 43, 44, and 71 bus lines all drop you off within a couple blocks of the Fest! Parking can be more difficult, the adjacent lot is for loading and unloading ONLY. There are some paid parking lots in the nearby Inner Sunset district.
