Each time I do a residency, I remind myself of these useful tips…
Tag Archives: applied cartooning
“Teaching Artist” Mini
Here’s a mini-comic I drew in preparation for a recent panel discussion (“Getting Gigs & Making Work”) at Plymouth State University…
Happy New Year 2015
Here’s a hopeful card for you from COMICS WORKSHOP…
How to Draw Up a Lesson Plan
Mini-comic drawn to accompany a CCS Applied Cartooning seminar on teaching comics:
“Applied Cartooning Manifesto” from CCS
Drawn with James Sturm ~ Summer 2014
Resource: “Preventive Maintenance Monthly” @ VCU
“Will Eisner was already famous for his work on The Spirit when he was drafted for duty during World War II. While in the service, Eisner put his artistic talents to work in army publications, creating a character named Joe Dope …”
Resource: “Government Comics” @ Digital Comics Museum
This collection focuses on comics produced by the US government…
Resource: “Government Comics” @ UNL
“About this collection: The Government Comics Collection consists of comic books, posters, and comics-related reports and documents, produced by various world governments and agencies…”
What if … ?
“The need to make art may not stem solely from the need to express who you are, but from a need to complete a relationship with something outside yourself.” — David Bayles & Ted Orland
Drawing QB 4: Just Start
How about some space armor, laser guns, and big explosions?!
Drawing QB 3: Name Game
Drafting a list of possible names for a new strip…
Drawing QB 2: Why not?
Because SOMEBODY has to do it…
