Stuff to do and Stuff we did.
The Granite State Comicon was this weekend and, as always, is a great way to kick off my Birthday Week! This time I not only had my daughter, Lilah, but I had a whole Tribe... I was able to listen to part of the interview with Caroll Spinney (and his wife) who played the parts...
The final day of the Graphic Medicine Conference (next year will be in the UK!) Today went better for me than yesterday. Maybe because I blew off the evening events and went to see "Crazy Rich Asians" - laughter always helps me feel better! And - there was no Marketplace so I didn&...
Here are my sketch-notes from today's conference: I was STARVING by lunch - which was also Day Two of the Marketplace. I stuffed bites of sandwich into my mouth between conversations. I did sell a few comics and buttons, but I think I spent a lot of it on other people's...
While packing books to sell at the Comics and Medicine Marketplace... I had this overwhelming desire to create pins to go with my "We Will Never Leave You" comic. So I drew my favorite Demons and the Kid and I headed off to the studio and punched and pressed a bajillion super cool...
I updated the first blog post with the photos, so take a look at that one HERE. Saturday was the BIG event! The Non-fiction Comics Mini-Fest at the Vermont Folklife Center in Middlebury, VT. I was surrounded by amazing cartoonists! Marek Bennett (in the hat) was responsible for telling me (MANY years ago) that there...
We've had a few of the CZT (Certified Zentangle® Teacher) gatherings at The BeeHive and they keep getting bigger and better! Everyone works on their own projects (or just chats and relaxes), but Bette Abdu brought a project to share. Once it is cut out, the shape folds into a 20-sided, jumbo-sized, tangled...
