Hi there, Emma here, SAW’s trusty summer intern. My first project here has been to help alphabetize and catalog the library. As you can see, the shelves are now lovely and organized. But wait, there’s more! Soon you will be able to browse our library from anywhere in the world … Continue reading
Emma Curtis is going to be interning for a while here at SAW. Thanks Emma! Emma will also be making the next post. About the library or maybe the cooler full of water and soda or about crushing down boxes. Emma?
The IRS is requiring a list of our events and history, so we thought we’d share it here: Narrative Description of our Activities. We have supported our mission of nurturing and educating sequential artists and promoted sequential art and sequential art literacy in our culture in the following ways: 2011 … Continue reading
Tonight! ArtWalk this month with Corazon Higgins, painter of masks and mystery. 7-10 at SAW. http://ow.ly/b9H9H
We were featured in two UF publications this month, The Alligator: by Kathryn Varn, Avenue Writer Gainesville is the perfect place to become an artist, with its cultural influence and connection to nature. This is exactly why Tom Hart, 42, of New York City, decided to move to Gainesville to … Continue reading
This week at SAW: Justine’s class, week TWO. ArtWalk with Corazon Higgins, Friday May 25, 7 pm – 10 pm And we’re still open for our TEEN WORKSHOP in June! It’s not too late to sign up!
Busy May at SAW. New Teacher, new class (starts Thursday the 17th!) New easels. New books arriving in the mail. Plus new book out by Tom Hart and friend of SAW Tim Kreider
Art and war! (From a video called “Girl gets her wisdom teeth taken out and thinks she’s in Hogwarts”) http://goo.gl/URUP6 Tonight Krissy Wilson comes to show and hunt. 8 pm!
To all students and prospective students: Our fall 2012 and spring 2013 calendar is up, including beginning and end dates for the semesters, breaks (2 weeks per semester), Gainesville events such as Fest, the Spring and Fall arts festivals and FEST11 and all ArtWalk events and prospective guest artists in … Continue reading
Justine Mara Andersen was mentored by and learned from top names in the industry, including such luminaries as P. Craig Russell (Elric, Sandman), Val Mayerik (Punisher, Conan), Frank Thorne (Red Sonja), John Workman, Jim Steranko and Jeffrey Catherine Jones, but struck out on her own to create her long-running series … Continue reading