Widdershins, a web comic by Kate Ashwin, is a brilliant example of creative character design and story design. And this page, http://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/march-19th-2014/ is a fantastic example of technology to convey a lot of information
I'm very excited and feel very lucky to be going to Comic-Con in San Diego next month. I was wondering who else in the group might be going. I will be volunteering at the CCAS table and will be apart of the Sunday panel.
My name is John. I'm currently attempting to render the entire Bible as a weekly webcomic. It's called...THE BIBLE WEBCOMIC. Pretty original, huh? Come check it out HERE
I look forward to making new friends and connections. Feel free to stop b
My calling is to create a graphic novel of the Bible that is completely unabridged, historically accurate and suitable for ages 15+. Please read the details below in blue.
I'd love it if you would friend me here and hook up with the FB pag
New idea of the day:using art as a catalyst for those in poverty across the world. Kids who grow up in the slums of India or the Philippines or countless other countries have next to no chance to get out of where they're stuck. Many turn to drugs, sn
Well, took over a year, been through alot, and still more to come, moved out and moved out again and into a studio apartment where I finally finished the last page of "I dream of deep space" and scanned them all in. I started this to see if I
Some of you may be aware that in the 'hippie era' Zap Comix was an "adults only" underground comic book featuring cartooning by Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, and many other famed creators of the underground comix movement of the '60s - '70s. The st
I made a little video about how Easter got its name. Thought it would be useful for anyone making a comic or who was just curious. I also drew some of the pics, so you all can see my magnificent art skills!
Okay, so my friend, Tristen Wayne Evans, has a novel published that he would like to also be converted into a graphic novel. It's called the resistance: carter :book 1.Here's a link:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20831266-the-resistance
Well, I guess the appropriate place to start is the introductions. So, hello everyone!
I always thought comics were stupid. Then, I had an idea for a book for my kids and I figured that a comic book would be the best way to present it to them. But
To anyone in the DC area who is thinking about going to Awesome Con, well aside from the fact that a couple of the original Power Rangers are going to be there, I'm going to be displaying as well! So you should stop by and say hi! I'd love to meet so
Yes, there used to be such a thing! Take a look at these dailies from "Dramatic Events in Bible History," written by Harlowe R. Hoyt and drawn by Walt Scott from 1926-1931.
I haven't researched the creators of these comic strips or their spiritual background, but 1 Corinthians 12:3b says, "...No man can say that Jesus is Lord, but by the Holy Ghost." With that in mind I present some of these 2014 Easter comic strips wh
This story, written and drawn by Wallace Wood, appeared in the last issue of E.C. Comics' FRONTLINE COMBAT. It's tragic that Wood died of suicide in 1981 after years of alcoholism, several wives, and mounting health problems. From this story - as w
Question that's been on my mind lately: is freehanding the natural course of pencil drawing (ie: start with basic shapes, then anatomy, then templates, then improvisation, then freehanding, no templates) or is it a technique for those who learned
