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Motel Art Improvement Service is the second book to feature Bee, my plucky red-haired girl character. In Motel Art she commences an ambitious cross-country solo bike trip, but is thwarted when her bike is crushed by a tractor-trailer in rural New Jersey.
A Room with a View: Motel Art Improvement Service by Jason Little :: Blog :: Dark Horse Comics
Creating Comics resource site by Dave A. Law
Welcome to the Creating Comics resource source of information for comic writers, artists, letterers, and self-publishers. Here you will find to various resources on the Internet for practically every aspects of comic creation, including a reference section to jump start any researching you have to do.
Process Of An Artist – "Abe Sapien's" Jason Shawn Alexander - Comic Book Resources
[UPDATE: Wednesday evening, CBR News recevied an e-mail from Dark Horse editor Scott Allie who explained why "Abe Sapien: The Drowning" #2 didn't actually ship today. "'Abe' #2 did not go on sale today because the colors on the book didn't print quite right, so we had to scrap the print run and reprint. I got advances for the reprint today, and they look fantastic, so they're gonna be on sale next Wednesday."]
One of the nice things about the work of Ashley Wood is the consistent graphic design it seems to surround itself with. What I didn’t know is that often, someone else happens to be responsible for the graphics, and that someone else happens to be a Belgian: a guy named Tom Muller. Take a look at the work here (probably not all of it is by Muller, I’m not always sure…) and if you want to see some more, check out Tom Muller at www.hellomuller.com .
Ashley Wood Special (3)
We're very excited to be going to ITALY as guests at NAPOLI COMICON this weekend and, for our delight, Italy is the country with the largest variety of our books (after Brazil and the U.S., of course).
Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba
We recently had a short comic by Mike Mignola here, now we have a long interview.
Mike Mignola Interview
Docu: Comics 1973
A short documentary featuring interviews with some of the greatest artists in comics: Hergé (Tintin), Franquin (Spirou, Gaston Lagaffe), Goscinny (Asterix) and Burne Hogarth (Tarzan). Vintage 1973 material, people! Enjoy.
There is nothing uncommon about long time collaborating duo’s in comics but the way Philippe Dupuy and Charles Berberian work together keeps surprising people.
Comics: Dupuy & Berberian
This is part four of an ongoing project by the DW-WP interns Hilary Allison and JP Kim. This summer, we’re pulling out all the “social media” stops to get our work seen and our names out. It’s an experiment, and we’re documenting every step… so YOU can learn from our successes and failures.
Social Media for Young Cartoonists: Week 4: Building with Tumblr « « Drawing Words Writing Pictures Drawing Words Writing Pictures
This is part three of an ongoing project by the DW-WP interns Hilary Allison and JP Kim.
Social Media for Young Cartoonists Project: Week 3: Twitter « « Drawing Words Writing Pictures Drawing Words Writing Pictures
This is part two of an ongoing project by the DW-WP interns Hilary Allison and JP Kim.
Social Media for Young Cartoonists Project: Week 2: Setting up websites. « « Drawing Words Writing Pictures Drawing Words Writing Pictures
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