They’re covering the Golden Age stuff at SAW this week, so thought we’d share these links. From instructor John Ronan: Everything on this guys site is awesome, but here are some milestone comics we have been discussing. The link leads to the cover, but the whole comic book is scanned. … Continue reading
Category Archives: Online Learning
Oblique Comix Strategies
Oblique Comix Strategies time to revisit these A large block of text Summarize the most important part Narrated by a third party who we see Why so little suspense? Foreigners, their language(s) Blank spaces, blank panels Duplicate panels Give character what she wants but make her work for it Work … Continue reading
Justine’s online tutoring overlays
We thought we’d take this opportunity to show more of what you get when you sign up with SAW’s online tutoring and work with Justine on your artwork. Elvis, whose work can be seen at their great blog http://elvis007.wordpress.com/ came and studied with us in October and then signed on to work … Continue reading
Next Low-Residency Week May 6-May 10, 2013
Our Low-Residency Intensive was a great success and we’re announcing our next open week will be Monday May 6-May 10, 2013 Click here to browse all our posts tagged Low-Residency, including pics, maps and other info from the previous session. Link and pricing soon. More pics: Check out our student … Continue reading
SAW Low-Residency Week October 15-19

For anyone who might be interested in our Low-Residency week happening October 15-19, 2012 at SAW in Gainesville, FL We’re getting excitement and commitments from a number of interesting artists and hope you’ll consider it yourself or otherwise spread the word. You’ll begin if you like with online tutoring with … Continue reading
Justine’s Overlays
Justine has been tutoring her Gainesville students in inking techniques. Our student C.J. has allowed us to show her art and Justine’s overlays. Justine and I always work with our students in person and online, to help them articulate their ideas in the best and clearest way possible. These are … Continue reading
Shojo of Loss
I have been asking friends and colleagues for stories and images of loss. Here’s a note I received from a favorite student in NYC. Dear Tom, The story from A Drunken Dream is called Hanshin, of Half God. You should read, if you haven’t, Apollo’s Song by Tezuka. Also, if … Continue reading