WORLD ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CARTOONS D-G Gus Dirks, 1901 Boris Drucker, Saturday Evening Post. Dr. Seuss before becoming a children’s book author, doing a cover for Judge. John B. Gruelle, Judge Rose O’Neill, The Kewpie Korner Kukrynisky, The Big Three Will Tie the Enemy in Knots. The top was cut off … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2011
SAW space-to-be
We finalized our space and signed off on this great space, a former wood-shop behind the fabulous Civic Media Center, behind a Citizen’s Food co-op (with free coffee), next to the Display Gallery and across from the wild Church of the Holy Colors performance/art space. It’s currently RAW RAW RAW, … Continue reading
On Not Shooting the Outline, Part 2
I wrote about not shooting the outline, last year, here on my teaching blog. Here’s a great example in progress as Leela finishes Unterzakhn. I noted while going through the manuscript that it needed a bridge before (beware the spoilers!) Minna throws Esther out of the house when she finds … Continue reading
Finishing Unterzakhn 2
Still working on finishing Unterzakhn. Reordering, deleting, cutting, pasting, Leela is busy drawing new panels and pages, Some screen shots: Great dry brush on this vomiting woman. Lee felt the characters needed to be split apart in this panel. Note the profile in the negative space of the last panel. … Continue reading
World Encyclopedia of Cartoons B-D
Albert Blashfieldin 1908 Jean Bosc MoreBo Brown Design for Destination Magoo by Pete Burness Orlando Busino Giampolo Cheis for Editoriale Corno Again, according to the World Encyclopedia (keep in mind it was written in 1980): GIAMPOLO CHIES (b. 1947) Italian cartoonist born in Bologna, Italy. Giampolo decided to go into … Continue reading
Unterzakhn in Progress
Leela has been hard at work finishing Unterzakhn since we relocated to Gainesville. She’s been busy with productions, adding tones, rewrites, re-draws and I’ve been editing, compiling, serving as Walter Murch to her Francis Ford Coppola. This is an accurate analogy. Leela has approached this project very organically, with high … Continue reading
Afternoon with Derek Ballard
Leela took a mini-break from Unterzakhn and Tom took a break from you-don’t-want-to-know-what, and we spent the afternoon with Gainesville’s Derek Ballard, (aka The Line Tamer) and looked at his book-in-progress, whose title I forget but the layout comes from those little Peanuts hardcovers you’d get in the 70s. Anyway. … Continue reading