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Monday, May 3
Wednesday, March 31
Saturday, March 6
Thursday, February 11
The Originals
via This I Drew Today on 2/10/10
You can follow the wacky adventures of Esteban and Nhulluz in Outbound (issue 2 coming very soon!).
All created by me.
© and ® River Bird Studios 2010.
The Originals
Esteban Quito from Black Fuska, Bluer, The Macadam, Nuhlluz from the The Caerulean Dream and Daimon the first of The Originals.You can follow the wacky adventures of Esteban and Nhulluz in Outbound (issue 2 coming very soon!).
All created by me.
© and ® River Bird Studios 2010.
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Tuesday, December 29
Thursday, December 3
The History of Boston - Finally in Comic Book Form!
New comics anthology showcases true tales from Boston's past and present in Inbound #4, the latest from the Boston Comics Roundtable.
BOSTON, MA (December 3, 2009) - Boston history has never looked so lively as in Inbound #4: A Comic Book History of Boston. This 144-page trade paperback features over 35 stories from dozens of contributors, all chronicling true tales from their beloved hometown. The book is the latest in the Inbound comics anthology series produced by the Boston Comics Roundtable. (View book cover and samples at
www.bostoncomicsroundtable.com/inbound-4/.)
Inbound #4: A Comic Book History of Boston has already been hailed as
"an unexpected and delightful assortment of Boston lore" by Jane Clayson, radio host of WBUR's "Radio Boston." The stories are fresh takes on some of Boston's most fascinating history that rarely makes
its way to dusty textbooks and walking tours. Ever heard about the book bound in human flesh at the Boston Athenaeum? What about the true and surprisingly sympathetic tale of Ponzi Scheme inventor Charles
Ponzi? From revolutionaries to pirates and heroes to thieves, this collection brings them all together into a single, thrilling volume of shared history.
The book is a great gift for both history buffs and comics lovers. It's available online at the Boston Comics Roundtable website (www.bostoncomicsroundtable.com) and in many comic book and traditional book stores in the Boston area, including:
Million Year Picnic, Harvard Book Store, New England
Comics, Brookline Booksmith, Comicazi, Hub Comics, and Comicopia.
[Map with Store Locations]
To hear the WBUR interview with Inbound editors and contributors, as well as the radio dramatization of Cathy Leamy's "The Old Howard," go to www.bostoncomicsroundtable.com/2009/comics-on-the-radio.
Contributors for Inbound #4: A Comic Book History of Boston include Matt Aucoin, Matt Boehm, Eric Boeker, Baldemar Byars, Susan Chasen,Will Clark, Ellen Crenshaw, Brad DeRocher, Franklin Einspruch, David Fernandez, Samuel Ferri, Tim Fish, Bob Flynn, Jaime Garmendia, Joel Christian Gill, Lawrence Gillette, Raul Gonzalez, Erik Heumiller, Richard Jenkins, Dave Kender, Kevin Kilgore, Braden D. Lamb, Cathy Leamy, Ron LeBrasseur, Line-O, Jesse Lonergan, David Marshall, Dan Mazur, the MCC, Troy Minkowsky, Lindsay Moore, Shelli Paroline, Steve Polackawicz, Matthew Reidsma, Roho, Aya Rothwell, Joshua Santa Cruz, b.k. Smith, Dirk Tiede, Carl Tsui, Dave Unger, and Jen Vaughn.
The Boston Comics Roundtable is an independent organization of comics creators in the Greater Boston area. It was created in 2006 to unite Boston-based artists and writers in the spirit of camaraderie and professional development. More information about its publications, its members, and local meetings can be found
www.bostoncomicsroundtable.com
Dave Kender
Boston Comics Roundtable
Wednesday, December 2
Monday, November 30
Inbound 4: A Comic Book History of Boston [ON SALE NOW!]
Where to buy this book?
When: December 3-4, 9am-5pm
Where: MIT’s E25 Atrium and Stata Center (see MIT campus map for directions)
Website: web.mit.edu/abd/2008-2009calendar_sp.html
Dec 5th: "Inbound 4" Opening Reception this Saturday 4-6pm at Atomic Bean Cafe!
The Book about Boston History, drawn in comics! Original artwork will be gracing the wall of the cafe, and the book will be sold there as well.
Where: Atomic Bean Cafe location
More Info: Events Link
Dec 6th: Boston Bazaar Bizarre!
More BCR Comics and Anthologies.
When: December 6, 12-7pm
Where: BCA Cyclorama, 539 Tremont St, Boston, MA
Website: www.bazaarbizarre.org/boston.html
Dec 12th: Comikazi Bazaar!
More BCR Comics and Anthologies.
When: Saturday, December 12, 10am-4pm
Where: George Dilboy VFW, 371 Summer St, Davis Square, Somerville, MA
Website: www.comicazi.com
Two page preview of my story:
Thursday, November 26
Tuesday, November 24
Inbound #4 release party and art opening.
via Boston Comics Roundtable by Cathy on 11/24/09
Inbound #4, the Boston history comics anthology, will be released this month!
Come and celebrate with us at our Inbound release party! Hang out with Boston-area comics creators and check out a display of original art from Inbound #4! Join us at Central Square’s Atomic Bean Cafe for good times on Saturday, December 5 at 4pm.
WHAT: Inbound #4 release party and art opening
WHERE: Atomic Bean Cafe, 902-904 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 [MAP]
WHEN: Saturday afternoon, December 5 - 4-6pm
Friday, November 20
Wednesday, November 11
Monday, November 9
Tuesday, November 3
TenTon: Haunt
This is for this week's Ten Ton Studios challenge, I will show the process step by step. This is the first Three I will post the finished piece later tonight.
For some reason last week I said I was doing whatever this week's challenge was in manga style so now I have to make good on that promise. The theme this week is Haunt by Kirkman and McFarlane. Wish me luck!
I think it came out pretty great, I used a Pitt brush refilled with Canon photo inkjet ink and my trusty peanuts pen on Duralar.
For some reason last week I said I was doing whatever this week's challenge was in manga style so now I have to make good on that promise. The theme this week is Haunt by Kirkman and McFarlane. Wish me luck!
I think it came out pretty great, I used a Pitt brush refilled with Canon photo inkjet ink and my trusty peanuts pen on Duralar.
Friday, October 30
Dark Knight on a Dark Night: Process [Batman]
This Drawing was shown at Hub Comics during their Dark Knight on a Dark Knight Halloween Gallery Show last year. You can see more info about the event here.
Happy Halloween Everyone!
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Wednesday, October 28
Tuesday, October 20
Sunday, October 11
24 Hour Comics: VOLF
So my three part plan for 24 Hour Comics was this:
Part 1
Chronicle the event in a 24 page comic to comply with the "official" rules (I did 24 pages but it stopped being around each hour around hour 13 and then I finished the 24 pages at 6:45 am and went home to sleep)
Part 2
Volf a 11x17" illustration using crow quill, Pro-Black ink and brushes. I finished this pretty early, I am doing a comic and animation experiment with this piece.
Part 3
A 8 (later 7) page mini comic base of the song "El Oso", geared towards kids (I don't know if still is).
I finished this around 3 in the morning I think the quality of this is pretty consistent it came out as good as I wanted it to be. Soon to be on sale at the Boston Comic Con (October 24, 25).
So even not completing this with in all the official rules I think it was the most productive 24 hours of my life making comics.
Wednesday, October 7
Outbound Series: Mark and the Gillys
Monday, October 5
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