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The International MANGA Award has announced the call for applicants for its 7th year! So spread the word and send your submissions. The application period is from April 15, 2013 to May 31, 2013. Recipients of gold and silver awards will be invited to Japan by the Japan Foundation to attend the award ceremony. Click here for details!
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I recently finished a cool new project, drawing comics and illustrations for HPGRP Gallery’s HIGHLINER! The HIGHLINER is a neighborhood culture guide for the Chelsea & Meatpacking District of New York City. It was interesting to write a short story about characters enjoying the area and to interpret some of the famous local architecture too. It is available for free at HPGRP gallery (529 W 20th St #2w, NYC ) and various shops in the area. So if you see it grab it! Here are some pictures ^_^
Guess what? I’ll be at the amazing French comics festival in Angoulême again this week with friends at the Scarce table! We’ll be at table # F35 in the alternative bubble. Hope to see you there! Here is our signing schedule:
Fred Harper: Thursday: 10AM to 1 PM Friday: 3-5 PM Saturday: 1-3 PM Sunday: 10 AM to 12
Abby Denson: Thursday: 3-5 PM Friday:5-7PM Saturday: 10AM-1PM Sunday:12AM-2PM
Maxime Garbarini: Thursday: nope Friday: 10AM-1PM Saturday: 5.30-8 PM Sunday: 2-6 PM
Geoffo Panda & JL Mast: Thursday: 5-7 PM Friday: 1-3PM Saturday: 3- 5.30 PM Sunday: 2-6 PM
My first illustration of the year – it’s my Mom!
Hope everybody had a great 2012! It was a landmark year for me – I got married! Also, it was my year of most travel yet, with a January trip to France for the Angoulême comics festival followed up with a side-trip to Belgium with my cartoonist friend Yuuko Koyama, who came all the way from Japan to join me for the adventure! Then, my book Dolltopia had a Spanish edition come out in May, so I planned a visit to Madrid and Barcelona for the occasion. 2012′s travels wound up with a 2-week honeymoon in Japan. I love to travel (and of course eat the great food on my travels) so lots of these comics are travel oriented. Enjoy!
Matt and I are back from our honeymoon and I’m finally getting some time to start writing about our amazing trip to Japan! We went for two weeks, visiting Fukuoka, Nara, Osaka, and Tokyo. A highlight of our Tokyo trip was exhibiting in the Artist Alley of Kaigai Manga Festa (seems like their site is being updated now, but here is the official twitter), the first ever international comics show in Japan which was put on in conjunction with the quarterly indie comic event, Comitia! Originally, we were going to exhibit with our friend Yuuko Koyama at Comitia as I had done in the past (full post on that here), but when the Festa was announced we felt we should be there to represent our aspect of American comics. Luckily we were able to get a table and it worked out great! Read the rest of this entry »
Please consider backing The Big Feminist BUT on Kickstarter, it’s a comics anthology about modern women’s–and men’s–attitudes towards feminism. The lineup of artists is amazing and I am honored to have a piece in this book. Please check it out and share! Below is an excerpt from my story!
Updated New maps! Lots going on this Fall! Matt Loux and I just got married ^_^ For our honeymoon we will be going to Japan. We will be participating in the Artist Alley (map above – we’ll be at table A-09) of Kaigai Manga Festa, an international comics festival held in conjunction with Comitia at Tokyo Big Site. If you are in Tokyo, please come and say hello! Below is a full map of the Festa.
I’m thrilled to announce that Matt Loux and I will be exhibiting at the Kaigai Manga Festa in Tokyo on November 18th. It will be part of our honeymoon trip to Japan too ^_^ If you’re in Tokyo, please come by and say hello!
