Why 'Isle of Dogs' may be Wes Anderson's most timely film yet [in print as The warp and woof of Wes Anderson].
By Michael O'Sullivan
Washington Post March 25 2018, p. E3,12
Saturday, March 24, 2018
Cartoonist-funded billboards at March For Our Lives
These photos by Bruce Guthrie show the billboards that an anonymous group of cartoonists have funded for today's event. Michael Cavna wrote about their efforts yesterday.
Friday, March 23, 2018
Cartoonists fund protest trucks at March for Our Lives
'Three Billboards' inspired these students' anti-gun messages during March for Our Lives
Cartoon for March For Our LIves
I want to make my recent cartoon (below) available to the MARCH FOR OUR LIVES Movement. #MarchForOurLives #MarchForOurLivesdcpermission movementto to share, print, distribute for non resale. This is in JPEG format, but at 300 dpi, so should print out nicely up to 15x13 or even a bit larger, if anyone wants to put it on a placard, flyer for anyone going to the DC march or similar in your city. Understand I make this offer for non resale use only and cannot be used on items for sale. I am working out licensing details on that to donate a portion of sales to the the organization. But, for now am willing to release temporary free use licensing for the March.
The Post reviews Broadway's Frozen
My daughter enjoyed Broadway's 'Frozen.' What more do you need to know? [in print as 'Frozen': A warm hug for fans of the Disney movie].
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/theater_dance/my-daughter-enjoyed-broadways-frozen-what-more-do-you-need-to-know/2018/03/22/40aa9cea-2d17-11e8-911f-ca7f68bff0fc_story.html
Gareth Hinds' spring appearances
Friday 3/23 - Folger Shakespeare Theater (DC), 6pm - RSVP required
Saturday 3/24 - Illustration panel at VA Book Festival, Charlottesville, 2pm
Wednesday 3/28 Elizabethtown College (PA), 7pm
Thursday 3/29 Franklin & Marshall (PA), 4:30pm
Saturday 5/19 Gaitherburg Book Festival (MD), schedule TBA
Saturday 6/2 - Maine Comic Arts Festival (Portland ME), schedule TBA
Saturday 7/28 - Bookstock, Woodstock VT, schedule TBA
From his newsletter.Saturday 3/24 - Illustration panel at VA Book Festival, Charlottesville, 2pm
Wednesday 3/28 Elizabethtown College (PA), 7pm
Thursday 3/29 Franklin & Marshall (PA), 4:30pm
Saturday 5/19 Gaitherburg Book Festival (MD), schedule TBA
Saturday 6/2 - Maine Comic Arts Festival (Portland ME), schedule TBA
Saturday 7/28 - Bookstock, Woodstock VT, schedule TBA
DC Comics at Awesome Con
And not listed is former publisher and current writer Paul Levitz.
http://awesome-con.com/programming/?mc_cid=5f292e8af6&mc_eid=cb3e3399f6
VIEW PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE
http://awesome-con.com/programming/?mc_cid=5f292e8af6&mc_eid=cb3e3399f6
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Troy-Jeffrey Allen on scripting vs drawing a District Comics story
Script-to-Page Comparison: DISTRICT COMICS: AN UNCONVENTIONAL HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, DC
Mar 15 2018
Troy-Jeffrey Allen is the Consumer Marketing Digital Editor for Diamond Comics Distributor. His comics work includes the award-winning District Comics.
https://medium.com/@TJAComics/written-by-troy-jeffrey-allen-8c5143ba655
https://medium.com/@TJAComics/written-by-troy-jeffrey-allen-8c5143ba655
DC papers on Isle of Dogs animation
Changing the world, one good boy at the time [in print as Scary monsters: 'Isle of Dogs' looks fear in the snout].
Wes Anderson brings his jewel-box aesthetic to Japan with 'Isle of Dogs' [in print as Wes Anderson's new dog with old tricks].
Washington Post
Bad things happen to pets in Wes Anderson movies. 'Isle of Dogs' tries to make up for that.
Washington Post
‘Isle of Dogs’ cultural appropriation debate marks a major shift in how we watch movies
Smithsonian Magazine on Rose O'Neill
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
March 25: DIY Zine Workshop
Join DC Conspiracy members Andrew Cohen and Eric Gordon March
25 1-3 p.m. for a DIY zine workshop at the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center in
Hyattsville, Md. It’s free and open to the public.
Per its Facebook event page: “Anyone can make a zine: all you need is some paper, a writing utensil, copy machine, and a desire to create. Meet the artists from not too high, not too low and learn how to get started designing your very own self-published, no rules art piece. Join DC’s long tradition of DIY, counterculture art! This is a free, walk-in workshop open to all ages and levels of experience!”
Per its Facebook event page: “Anyone can make a zine: all you need is some paper, a writing utensil, copy machine, and a desire to create. Meet the artists from not too high, not too low and learn how to get started designing your very own self-published, no rules art piece. Join DC’s long tradition of DIY, counterculture art! This is a free, walk-in workshop open to all ages and levels of experience!”
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Jason Rodriguez moderated a panel on comics and migration last fall
MICE 2017 Panel Discussion: Comics and Migration
Published on Mar 12, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMgOebBn76w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMgOebBn76w
Post Syndicate kills single Barney & Clyde strip; Weingarten discussing live now
The chat is here: https://live.washingtonpost.com/gene-weingarten-20180320.html
By the end of the chat, I felt the most significant piece to come out was that Horace LaBadie actually wrote the offending strip. I know Gene has talked about having writing help, but the last I recall was his son. However, LaBadie is credited on the Syndicate's webpage for the strip at https://www.washingtonpost.com/syndication/comics/barney-clyde/
By the end of the chat, I felt the most significant piece to come out was that Horace LaBadie actually wrote the offending strip. I know Gene has talked about having writing help, but the last I recall was his son. However, LaBadie is credited on the Syndicate's webpage for the strip at https://www.washingtonpost.com/syndication/comics/barney-clyde/
April 14: Nikki Ryan - Chantilly Regional Library
Nikki Ryan - Chantilly Regional Library
Location - 7731 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043
Date/Time - April 14th, 10:00am-3:00pm
Description - "Come see author Nikki Ryan (THE FAMILY TRADE) at the Fairfax County Public Library System's 2018 Library Comic Con! The convention will take place at George C. Marshall High School and will feature cosplay contests, author lectures, discussions with comic book creators, an appearance by the Star Wars 501st Legion, fantastic vendors, and much, much more!"
March 30-April 1: Awesome Con
Awesome Con is ten days away now.
Tickets are on sale here: https://www.showclix.com/event/AwesomeCon18
Tom King
S.L. Gallant
Rafer Roberts
Penelope Gaylord
Mark Wheatley
Marc Hempel
Matthew Dembicki
Jerry Gaylord
Cuddles And Rage
Carolyn Belefski
Bill McKay
Arsia Rozegar
Angela McKendrick
Andrew Aydin
You can see a list of programming and get an app for your phone here: http://awesome-con.com/programming/Sunday, March 18, 2018
The City Paper on another local Black Panther tie
How a Local Percussionist Went From Making Music to Making Moves in Black Panther
Southeast D.C.-born drummer Jabari Exum became a consultant on one of the biggest films in history.
The City Paper on The Death of Stalin
Armando Iannucci's The Death of Stalin Is Political Satire At Its Finest [in print as Laugh and Death].
Washington City Paper March 16, 2018 p. 20
online at https://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/arts/film-tv/blog/20996761/the-death-of-stalin-reviewed
Political cartoon PAC founder Bob Bedard has died in Baltimore
Robert J. Bedard, political consultant and gardener, dies
Frederick N. Rasmussen
The Baltimore Sun March 13 2018
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/obituaries/bs-md-ob-robert-bedard-20180312-story.html
Robert Bedard, 67, labor consultant
by Kristen A. Graham, Staff Writer @newskag | kgraham@phillynews.com
Philly.com March 12, 2018
http://www.philly.com/philly/obituaries/robert-bedard-67-labor-consultant-20180312.html
Guy Gilchrist's Muppet comic strips on exhibit in Fairfax
Cartoons unite the world: Illustrations by Jim Henson's cartoonist on display at Workhouse Arts Center
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