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Who Inspires Your Work?

Submitted by Tim Demeter on March 8, 2006 - 11:17

Hey guys and gals, new site, let's start some new discussions.

Who, or what styles, have effected your work (writing or art?)

For example, my art is inspired largely by Bruce Timm (Batman the Animated Series) and Gendy Tartakovsky (Samurai Jack.)

Webcomics, as a whole seem to draw from a much larger pool of influence than comics you find on the spinner rack, what's yours?

And have some webcomics reached a point where THEY are inspiring other work, be it comics or otherwise?

FREE Admission to MomoCon!

Submitted by Greg Carter on March 7, 2006 - 12:33

MomoCon is an anime/manga/webcomic/more convention in the Georgia Tech Student Center in Atlanta, March 18-19.

And, yes, admission is FREE.

Lots of webcomic and comic folks will be there including, Jennie Breeden, Gina Biggs, mckenzee, Bill Holbrook, Andy Runton, J Chris Campbell, the whole UpDown Studio gang (including me!), Purrsia Press, Terminus Media, and lots more.

I did say admission and parking are free, right?

PC Weenies guest-art at VIMH

Submitted by bobweiner on March 6, 2006 - 18:53

Krishna Sadasivam, cartoonist behind The PC Weenies provides the guest-art for today's edition of Bill Charbonneau's Voices in My Hand. Be sure to check it out!

Why make Webcomics?

Submitted by Thatguy on February 28, 2006 - 23:55

I'm doing a formal paper on Webcomics for a senior Folk Art course and I need some opinions, concepts, quotes, examples from YOU, the expert on the subject. So, if you're feeling helpful, I've got a few specific questions - or if you're VERY interested, you can eMail me at <willl59@yahoo.com>.

1) Why make webcomics?

2) Do you feel connected to a webcomic community? (why/why not?)

3) Do webcomics reflect in some way upon this community?

4) In what ways do webcomics bring the community together?

5) What traditions do authors draw upon, and have webcomics developed any of their own, unique traditions?

6) Webcomics: "High" art or "Folk" art? Explain.

Feel free to add any tangents, examples, images, links, etc. THANKS!

"PC Weenies" Krishna Sadasivam interviewed on MyMac Podcast

Submitted by bobweiner on February 16, 2006 - 12:24

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

PC Weenies cartoonist Krishna Sadasivam interview at The Intuitive Life

Submitted by bobweiner on February 13, 2006 - 17:00

PC Weenies cartoonist Krishna Sadasivam is interviewed by Dave Taylor, of the Intuitive Life Business Blog.

PC Weenies-Eyeskream Cross-over

Submitted by bobweiner on February 3, 2006 - 12:07

Today in The PC Weenies, various characters from the Eyeskream webcomic collective make their debut. There's even a contest set up to commemorate the event! For contest details, visit the PCW blog.

PC Weenes Now Weenimated!

Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on January 16, 2006 - 12:14

Everyone's getting the animation fever! Today's PC Weenies strip is not only a webcomic, it's also now an animated cartoon short. Simulcast with an alternate ending, to boot! Presented in full Weeniemation(TM) for your viewing pleasure.

"The animation itself started in rough form in Flash (where I drew the keys).

Your Favorite Webcomics of 2005

Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on December 28, 2005 - 18:07

I'm copying and pasting the actual reccomendations from Fenris' thread from the old forums b/c it was a good one and I'm hoping there's more to add from our readers.

Wednesday Morning Blues

Submitted by Xaviar Xerexes on December 28, 2005 - 11:03

New blog on comixpedia.org and webcomics; a new holiday webcomic from Jon Morris; Websnark discusses Troop's reboot of Melonpool; and some non-webcomic linky goodness.