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Archive - Feb 16, 2006

Flowcharts in Comics

Interesting post on "flowchart art and comics" that cites work by Scott McCloud, Patrick Farley, Chris Ware and Craig Robinson.

Lost SpumCo Shows

John Kricfalusi has a blog. Kricfalusi, the original creator of the Ren & Stimpy show is sort of one of the lost geniuses of our time. Unfairly booted off of R&S, it doesn't seem like he has ever again gotten a fair shot at delivering his art to the masses.

On his brand new blog, he posted a link to a poster of countless characters he'd created and said, "Here is a sample from my library of a million cartoon shows that every executive at every network laughed their butts off listening to, then refused to let you have."

Jennie Breeden, Greg Carter, and Elliot Dombo at Techwood Con

Atlanta webcomic creators Jennie Breeden (The Devil's Panties), Greg Carter (No Frailty), and Elliot Dombo (Legend of Terrar) will be in the Artist Alley at Techwood Con, Friday-Sunday, February 17-19, 2006. There will be gaming galore. Friday night is a FREE preview of the weekend fun.

Muscians Should Follow Webcomics?

The Comics Reporter points to this article in the Penn State paper about how musicians should look to webcomics as a way to make a living in the file-sharing, peer-to-peer age.

Scott Adams Picks New Artist for Unfit

Scott Adams picks Justin Thompson to be the new artist for his Mike Belkin's syndicated comic strip Unfit.

Adams writes: "The decision was Mike's alone, but I would have made the same choice." Given that many suspect Belkins is just a pseudonym for Adams I guess that's not surprising.

"PC Weenies" Krishna Sadasivam interviewed on MyMac Podcast

Krishna M. Sadasivam, "The PC Weenies" webcartoonist was interviewed on the MyMac Podcast, hosted by Tim Robertson and Chad Perry.