Tom Gammill, creator of The Doozies and winner of seven golden Doozie posts another Learn to Draw video this time with Cathy creator Cathy Guisewite. The two embark on a visit to the Ernie Bushmiller Museum. Cathy’s line about the pioneering cartooning sweat drops of Bushmiller is awesome.
An editorial cartoon by Sean Casey about the attack in Norway has some upset that his attempt to depict terrorists have slandered the whole Islamic community. He says the cartoon isn’t meant to point the finger at Muslims, but specifically terrorists. “There’s a pile of frigging skulls that they’re sitting on, drinking tea and reading […]
Two comic related big screen movies squared off this weekend and came up with a tie. Cowboys & Aliens and The Smurfs both earned $36.2 million. I saw Cowboys and Aliens on Friday night and thought it was a great adventure western mashed-up with a sci-fi. I’ve never read the graphic novel, so I don’t […]
Cartoon Movement’s editorial team Matt Bors and Tjeerd Royaards are nearing the end of a month long stint in Haiti for a comics journalism project. The team hopes to a create a long-running comic chronicling problems facing Haiti that will be released in early 2012. They’ve posted six updates on the blog regarding their experiences […]
Mr. Lowe and Lucky Cow creator Mark Pett will be releasing his first picture book this fall. The book is entitled The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes and was a collaboration with Gary Rubinstein. Mark was kind enough to answer a few questions about his book and whether illustration will be his new career direction. […]
I found this article for MacWorld interesting. Jason Snell attended the San Diego Comic Con and compared creator’s love-fest with Digital comics for the iPad this year with yesteryear’s worry about digital comics. The part that interested me was this subject about whether to format your online comics for print (book collections) or for digital […]