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Nov 14

Writers Strike videos

This funny video piece presented by a writer from the Daily Show and of course hits lots of points in the writers favor: Here is a great presentation on the writers demands… I think this is important since it will help define the value of content on the internet for all us created types: artist, …

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Nov 14

Animal Parade

[singlepic=320,320,240,,] Goash painting with digital coloring over a scan of wall paper from the 1970’s.

Nov 13

Kids drop-in cartooning class at the CAM, Saturday Nov 17th 2007

I will be teaching the Drop-In class at the Cartoon Art Museum this Saturday Nov 17th, 2007 from 1 to 3 pm. The cost is $5 per student and includes admission to the museum as well. There are limited spots so it is recommended that you call ahead to 415-CAR-TOON. The classes are accessible by …

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Nov 13

Two Fisted Jester

[singlepic=318,320,240,,] Goash painting with digital coloring.

Nov 13

Sky Duke: sketchbook comic (page 1)

[singlepic=308,320,240,,] NEXT PAGE>  This is page 1 of my sketchbook comic Sky Duke. The whole comic is being drawn in my sketchbook when I am out and about. The quality is rough i.e.sketchy, but I hope you all enjoy this simple tale.

Nov 12

Origami Animation

This is a very cool making of… video about animating a stop motion Origami Crane.

Nov 11

Rain that Wants to be Snow by Mike Scagliotti

I wanted to do a shout out-to friend and fellow teacher Mike Scagliotti who has just self published an intriguing new comic “Rain that Wants to be Snow.” The comic features three short stories about three different characters: Quigley, Loretta, and Trevor who all explore a world where dreams and reality are seperated by a …

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Nov 11

Benjamin Ilka’s madseadog.com

Fellow artist Benjamin Ilka has a pretty snazzy website, madseadog.com, where the main page allows you to pull pop-up book tabs. Benjamin works in a classic pen and ink style. I met Benjamin at the San Diego Comic-Con a couple years ago. ©Benjamin Ilka