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• The Week (Cleaning out the Closet)

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  The week in review (kind of). Haven’t done one of these in a while, and this is halfway through the week anyway, so it the timing is all wrong, but I have all these fine links that have been gnawing a hole in my drafts file for a while now that I figured I might [...]
  1 week ago

• The Angoulême Archive

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  We’re getting to that time of year when us Northern European comics fans head south to sample the first taste of spring in comics at the Angoulême festival. As in previous years, I will be covering the event for The Comics Journal, so peep their site for updates come Thursday and through the weekend. I’ve [...]
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• Angoulême 2011: Aftermath

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  This year’s Angoulême festival was a solid if somewhat unremarkable one, plagued more than usual by the cultural myopia that has always characterized it to an extent. Its organizers described it as a success, but below the surface, it turns out, lurk conflicts of financing and responsibility. A symptom of this was ...
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• Angoulême 2011: Art Spiegelman Grand Prix

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  It has just been announced that Art Spiegelman is the recipient of this year’s Grand Prix at the Festival Internationale de la Bande Dessinée in Angoulême. Selected by the festival’s academy, which is composed of former recipients, he joins Will Eisner and R. Crumb as the third American (and fifth ...
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• Angoulême 2011: Saturday

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  As usual Saturday brought the crowds to Angoulême. It is difficult to get around, but it brings to the festival a heady atmosphere of art and commerce. Even the Association staff decided today partly to suspend their ongoing strike in order to support their artists who had turned up to sign their books. Killoffer, ...
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• Angoulême 2011: Friday

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  Arrived in Angoulême fairly late the afternoon yesterday, so last night was spent mostly catching up. As mentioned in several places already, the big story here is the ongoing strike at L’Association (I’ve been writing about it here and here). Their booth, which is placed at the head of the big so-called Noveau ...
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• Questioning Jules Feiffer’s Little Murders at American Century

  
  Arts Desk — Authority: 125
  City Paper readers know that Im not a theater critic, but Jules Feiffer is a cartoonist from way back, long before he became a playwright. The American Century Theater has revived Little Murders, his 1967 play about the decline of New York City and individual morals. The dark comedy centers on a family, their ...
  2 weeks ago

• Reinhart Hydrocleaning

  
  Cartooning & Illustration Tips: Coghill Cartooning — Authority: 92
  Fox, sheep and pig cartoon characters developed for industrial pipe cleaning company  Reinhart Hydrocleaning . Reinhart Hydrocleaning contacted me to create cartoon characters for them to help explain the advantage of their service and tools to potential clients in a fun and visual manner. A “pig” is a ...
  2 weeks ago

• Meet a Local Cartoonist: A Chat With Dale Rawlings

  
  Arts Desk — Authority: 125
  Dale Rawlings is a member of the local comics co-op DC Conspiracy , which regularly sets up at the Small Press Expo. He publishes his own minicomics and contributes in the Conspiracys anthology books and Magic Bullet newspaper . Rawlings is currently illustrating a story about the War of 1812 and the Decauter ...
  2 weeks ago

• Cleveland Plain Dealer readers confused by decision to pull Non Sequitur comic

  
  Poynter. MediaWire — Authority: 130
  The Plain Dealer decided not to publish a Non Sequitur comic that depicts a bunny looking at a police lineup of other animals and saying, “They all really do look alike to me.” In its place was an editor’s … Read more
  2 weeks ago

• Drawing Seminar: The Art of Caricaturing

  
  Success Story Seminars — Authority: 123
  Contents ViewerTextContents Viewer Open publication – Free publishing – More art   Text   THE ART OF CARICATURING A Series of Lessons Covering All Branches of the Art of Caricaturing FULLY ILLUSTRATED CHICAGO FREDERICK J. DRAKE & CO Publishers Foreword In the writing and [...]
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• A Little Tundra in the Desert

  
  Tom's MAD Blog — Authority: 517
  Anybody wanting to learn how to earn a living in comics in the 21st century would be well served to attend this if they can: Comics Seminar to be Held in Las Vegas February 25th & 26th How to make money with comics Chad Carpenter, the cartoonist behind the popular newspaper comic strip Tundra, and Bill ...
  2 weeks ago

• Today’s Cag

  
  Doodlemeister's Weblog — Authority: 102
  To purchase reprint and/or other rights for this cartoon, buy a framed print, or have it reproduced on T-shirts, mugs, aprons, etc., visit my archives at CartoonStock.com by clicking the sidebar link. Copyright © 2012 Jim Sizemore.
  2 weeks ago

• Ping Resurrected!

  
  the metabunker — Authority: 101
  In collaboration with the Danish Comics Council the festival Komiks.dk and the Storm P. Museum, the Danish comics site Nummer9 is now resurrecting the Danish comics award, The Ping, named after the great cartoonist Storm P.’s famous sidekick character. The Ping in its original iteration was awarded between 1986 and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Joe Heller turns Green Bay Packers into superheroes

  
  The Daily Cartoonist — Authority: 492
  Green Bay Press-Gazette editorial cartoonist Joe Heller has wrapped up a special project creating posters depicting players from the Green Bay Packers as superheroes . The posters are posted on the paper’s website for fans to download. In the video above, Joe says that each poster took 6-7 hours due to the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Cartoon Network and Bitstrips Anti-Bully Challenge

  
  Education Blog — Authority: 118
  I think every kid, at least once, tries to make a comic book.  Cartoon Network used this childhood past time to issue a challenge to all kids.  In the Fall of 2011, the “Stop Bullying: Speak Up Comic Challenge” began. The main page reads “Bullying is everyone’s problem, and it is up to us to [...]
  3 weeks ago

• Tebow Tebow Romney Paul! (but really: ART!)

  
  The Thom Zahler Weblog — Authority: 106
  Man, it seems like there’s only two things everyone’s talking about these days, doesn’t it? Although, I have to say, I’m rooting for Tebow. I’ve got friends in Denver and if Tebow can get a Browns fan to root for the team that kept Cleveland out of the Super Bowl repeatedly, that’s a minor miracle of ...
  3 weeks ago

• Beachbilly

  
  Cartooning & Illustration Tips: Coghill Cartooning — Authority: 92
  This hillbilly beach bum was created for a client (Beachbilly’s Old General Store) who wanted an iconic character to use as their mascot for the shop on signage and promotional/marketing items. The “hairy” version above was rejected, but I thought he was way more fun so I had to include him in the post. The ...
  3 weeks ago

• Meet a Local Illustrator: A Chat With Mark Burrier

  
  Arts Desk — Authority: 125
  Mark Burrier is an illustrator, cartoonist, and skateboard painter whose illustration work appears in the Washington Post’s editorial pages. His cartoon works are mostly  minicomics, which he often self-publishes, and at least ones been nominated for an award at the Small Press Expo. He also does advertising ...
  3 weeks ago

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