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March 6th, 2012Quick STAPLE! 2012 RecapThere were tons of fun moments at STAPLE! 2012.
Thanks to everyone who came by our table.
I felt like Sunday traffic wasn’t quite as heavy as last year, but it was great to meet fans, hopefully make some new ones, and hang with more cartoonists than I usually see. |
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September 23rd, 2011“Summoning” Comic from the Previous Catch Up IssueBecause the new issue of Catch Up is out, I decided to add the comic that I drew for the previous issue, before I became the comics editor, to my comics page. Click the splash page to be taken directly to the two-page full-color comic, called “Summoning”: “Summoning” stars the Miizzzard and my fellow GCPM members Jak Cardini and Chuch. |
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September 20th, 2011Labor Day in Louisville Part 1: Summer/Fall Catch Up IssueThis past Labor Day I took a trip to Louisville and hung out with GCPM members Jeff:
And Chuch: I also got to meet some members of the Louisville branch of the GCP for the first time (no pics sorry). What’s really exciting is that Jeff had stacks of the Summer/Fall issue of our literary/comics magazine, Catch Up, ready to mail out to contributors (click here for a full list): The Summer/Fall issue has a poetry book and a separate, full-color magazine-sized comics section. They come bundled together in a nice brown paper bag screenprinted with our logo. Here’s a shot of my copy:
You can buy a copy to this issue or a one-year, three-issue subscription at the bottom of this page. |
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September 13th, 2011“Please Save Maria Kondratiev” Art Show with Music by Katie Mullins and Zine LibraryThis Saturday, starting at 7pm, my friend Alison Kuo is hosting an art show at her space in Brooklyn called “Please Save Maria Kondratiev” with music and a zine library. The artist is Maria Kondratiev, here’s a drawing of hers from 2008:
The musician is Katie Mullins. Because the show coincides with the Brooklyn Book Fest, Kuo is also organizing a zine library with chapbooks by James Yeh, illustrated by Andrew Bulger; interview and other booklets by Temporary Services; prints by Rand Renfrow; and comics by yours truly, Jak Cardini, Josh Burggraf, and Mike Miles of the Gold County Paper Mill; and others. I wanted to have a new zine but I didn’t finish it in time, so I sent a bunch of my old stuff, including the last issue of Catch Up. Come check it out! There’ll be drinks and food, but please BYOB and bring your friends. The space, Darling House, is located at the corner of Broadway and Union – Lorimer JMZ, Broadway G, or a ten minute walk from the Lorimer L. Look for the glass door, ring top buzzer. |
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July 22nd, 2011Shaman Thunder Page TwelveHere’s the twelvth, and final, page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on: For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill. Next week I’m gonna have some short stuff, then maybe something longer? We’ll see. Meanwhile you should read this short one by JB called “Seen this Before” here. |
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July 20th, 2011Shaman Thunder Page ElevenThis is the last week of Shaman Thunder! Here’s the eleventh, and second-to-last, page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on: For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill. |
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July 15th, 2011Shaman Thunder Page TenHere’s the tenth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on: For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill. |
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July 12th, 2011Shaman Thunder Page NineHere’s the ninth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on: For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill. By the way, if you want to read more of my folk-sci-fi-centered ramblings, check out my Twitter feed. |
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July 8th, 2011Shaman Thunder Page EightHere’s the eighth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on: For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill. |
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July 5th, 2011Shaman Thunder Page SevenHere’s the seventh page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on: For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill. |
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