Tym Godek
Tymothi Godek is best known for his experimental webcomic shorts, found at The Yellow Light. A sometimes author/illustrator for Comixpedia and the Webcomics Examiner, he also keeps a journal-comic style blog at the (aptly titled) Mostly Banal.
Comic Theory 101: Loopy Framing
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In another installment of Neil Cohn's continuing series Comic Theory 101, Cohn puts word balloons, thoughts balloons and panels under the microscope and concludes that they're all essentially the same animal -- one that has the function of encapsulating other information.
Music And Comics: Two Great Tastes That Taste Great Together?
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Chances are you like comics and you like music, but do you want them fused together?
Tym Godek takes a look at music and comics and examines how they interact, what creators have come up with to date and where we might go in the future.
Expand Your Horizons Without the Hassle: The Infinite Canvas Program
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The infinite canvas is one of the more obvious and interesting innovations that the web brings to comics. Since Scott McCloud coined the term in his 2000 book Reinventing Comics and raised the idea in cartoonist's consciousness, there has been much debate over the validity of the infinite canvas as a storytelling device and the difficulty the average webcomics reader has in following an infinite canvas work.
