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Recently Bleeding Cool asked me to write about Curls and professional wrestler Sonjay Dutt tweeted about the project. I was also on The JellyVision Show podcast and have already recorded with other podcasts -- they will be releasing the episodes soon.
Our top pledge level is for the Curls book, which is awesome because that's the reason why we are doing this Kickstarter together. I also want to let you all know about another popular pledge level -- the $100 Avatar level. This is a cool opportunity to turn yourself, a friend, or family member into a cartoon! It makes for a great gift and you get to keep the original line art and received a color digital file. How cool is that? You also receive a Kickstarter exclusive signed and numbered Curls print, the Curls cowgirl print, Curls book with autograph and sketch from myself, postcard set, Kickstarter exclusive button pack, Curls patch, computer wallpaper, your name printed in the book acknowledgements, and song.
Check out the image above of my pal, Lara. This illustrates the process steps and shows you an example of the custom cartoon avatars I can create for you.
We have 14 more days and $1,895 to raise to make this project come to life and become a reality. I believe we can do this.
Send your friends a direct link -- http://kck.st/1EprkMX -- or use the "Share this project" button under the video to connect with your pals on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, or Embed Video or Widget on your website or blog.
All the backers of this project inspire me to keep creating. Thanks for the encouragement.
XOXO,
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Showing posts with label Curls. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Curls by Carolyn Belefski Kickstarter halfway point
Monday, January 28, 2013
May 11: ANS Con includes Frank Cho and other local cartoonists
LEGENDARY COMICS CREATOR TO HEADLINE
THE SECOND ANNUAL ANS SCI-FI & COMIC CON
On May 11, 2013, the ANS Sci-Fi & Comic Con returns to Archbishop Neale School in La Plata, Maryland for their Second Annual benefit event!
Headlining a stellar variety of vendors and artists is legendary comic creator, writer and artist
FRANK CHO!
The ANS Sci-Fi & Comic Con is proud to host the amazing Frank Cho! As the creator of the groundbreaking newspaper strip Liberty Meadows, Cho is well known for his incredible artistry and story writing talent. Cho is currently the writer and artist behind Marvel Comics' hot, brand new title – "Savage Wolverine" – that debuted in January 2013.
The ANS Sci-Fi & Comic Con is an ALL AGES fan and collector event benefiting Archbishop Neale School in La Plata, Maryland. This year's event promises to be one of the most exciting and memorable events ever with an amazing array of vendors selling vintage and modern comics, collectible cards, sci-fi and pop culture toys and much more.
In addition to Cho, area artists working in a wide range of mediums will be represented including sculptors, pyro-artists, independent and online comic artists, writers and publishers.
The Second Annual ANS Sci-Fi & Comic Con is a fun-filled full day event for the whole family. Art contests and prizes will keep kids entertained as well as plenty of playground space for them to have fun! A charity Silent Auction with loads of collectibles and autographed items will keep parents and collectors on the edges of their seats! There will also be panels, presentations and a unique film festival showing rare and unique films for sci-fi and comic fans!
The Second Annual ANS Sci-Fi & Comic Con is Saturday, May 11, 2013, from 10-3pm.
For more information, please visit anscomiccon.com Contact event organizer Tom Boone at info@anscomiccon.com And for more information about the school, visit archbishopnealeschool.org
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Carolyn Belefski profiled at Fairfax Connection
Carolyn will be at SPX this weekend too.
Drawn to the Web: Comic strip artist Carolyn Belefski finds a home and an audience on the Internet.
By Michael O'Connell
Fairfax Connection September 06, 2011
http://www.connectionnewspapers.com/article.asp?article=354019&paper=63&cat=104
Oh, and Michael interviewed me for this too, to get a feeling for the state of comics.
Drawn to the Web: Comic strip artist Carolyn Belefski finds a home and an audience on the Internet.
By Michael O'Connell
Fairfax Connection September 06, 2011
http://www.connectionnewspapers.com/article.asp?article=354019&paper=63&cat=104
Oh, and Michael interviewed me for this too, to get a feeling for the state of comics.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Curls Studio at Crafty Bastard fair pics online
And now in lighter news, Carolyn's got pictures of this year's Crafty Bastards fair, which I missed, on her blog.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Belefski of Curls nominated for Lulu Award
Matt Dembicki's let me know that Carolyn Belefski of Curls is nominated for a Lulu Award - Carolyn has the story on her site. It looks like anyone who wants to can vote.
She also has her report on SPX up where she notes that she's publishing Elizabeth Watasin's return to comics. (whoo-hoo! I loved Charm School). She also discusses her new anthology which has a lot of local creators in it.
I interviewed Carolyn a few weeks ago for the City Paper - coming up soon, her writing partner Joe Carabeo.
She also has her report on SPX up where she notes that she's publishing Elizabeth Watasin's return to comics. (whoo-hoo! I loved Charm School). She also discusses her new anthology which has a lot of local creators in it.
I interviewed Carolyn a few weeks ago for the City Paper - coming up soon, her writing partner Joe Carabeo.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Former VCU student Carolyn Belefski and her webcomic
See "BELEFSKI'S COMICAL CURLS," by Jennifer M. Contino, Comicon's The Pulse May 12 2009 for an interview with Carolyn Belefski on her webcomic, Curls. She started the comic when she was at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.
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