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January 4th, 2019 | Posted in News
I just scheduled a new 2019 workshop: Washington DC Aug 2-4th! Okay, it’s actually in an area of Arlington called Crystal City, but close enough to Washington to count. I’ve been trying to book a workshop in that area for a while now and it was tough to find a venue that was both affordable and had everything needed. Mission accomplished! This one is going to be yuge, so register for a spot today. Incidentally, if you go to register only seconds after this announcement posts, and you are surprised to see a lot of spaces already taken, that’s because people who are on my… READ MORE
December 21st, 2018 | Posted in News
I just posted a new workshop in St. Louis, Mo, April 26th-28th! Jump in before it’s sold out, or pick it up as a last minute Christmas gift for that caricature artist in your life! READ MORE
December 18th, 2018 | Posted in News
The National Cartoonists Society has just announced a 2nd wave of guest creators for the inaugural NCSFest in Huntington Beach, CA May 17-19th, 2019! The current, updated guest list includes: Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead) Lalo Alcaraz (La Cucharacha), Jerry Van Amerongen (Ballard Street) Sergio Aragonés (Groo, MAD magazine) Pénélope Bagieu (Brazen), Ed Brubaker (Criminal, The Fade Out) Daniel Clowes (Eightball, Ghost World) Cathy Guisewite (Cathy) Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez (Love and Rockets) Rick Kirkman, Jim Borgman and Jerry Scott (Baby Blues and Zits) Patrick McDonnell (Mutts) Luke McGarry (Sad Chewie, MAD magazine) Bill Morrison (Yellow Submarine, MAD magazine) Sean Phillips (Criminal, The Fade Out)… READ MORE
November 24th, 2018 | Posted in News
It looks unlikely that I can do a full three day workshop in Amsterdam. The costs of staging one are just too high… I have to charge more than I think people would be able or willing to pay to do it. So here’s a new idea I have been toying with: a single day workshop. This would be a kind of crash course of a class, eliminating some of the extras like my inking and illustration coloring demos, the live caricature round robin, my work retrospective, and a few other things and getting right to the fundamentals of my theories behind seeing and observing,… READ MORE
November 8th, 2018 | Posted in News
Cartoonists! Comic book artists! Animators! Graphic Novelists! Etc! It’s time to get an Artists Alley table at the NCSFest International Comic Arts Festival taking place May 17-19th in beautiful Huntington Beach, California! What’s this all about, you say? Not another comic con?!? Nope, not another comic con. This festival is going to be a very different animal than the same old comic cons. This is a festival patterned after European events like Angouleme and Lyon in France, The Lakes International Comic Arts Festival in the UK, and Lucca in Italy. These festivals are not tradeshows held in cavernous convention centers. They are celebrations of the… READ MORE
October 26th, 2018 | Posted in News
I had so many people on the waitlist for my sold out January Orlando FL workshop that I have booked a second one for the next weekend, Jan 18-20th. Some of the waitlist people have been dragging their feet registering, so I have opened the remaining spots to everyone. Don’t wait around if you want to be a part of it! READ MORE
October 18th, 2018 | Posted in News
This past weekend I conducted one of my caricature workshops here in Minnesota, class group illustration above. As usual we had a great group and drew a LOT of faces. Thanks to all who attended! I’ve just announced a new workshop for 2019, this one taking place in Atlanta, GA March 1-3rd. As always, it’s limited to 12 students and will fill up fast, so don’t procrastinate on grabbing a spot. Check out all the details on what my workshops are all about here. As for other locations in 2019, I am working on one in Amsterdam in June. There won’t be any workshops scheduled… READ MORE
October 10th, 2018 | Posted in MAD Magazine
For those of you who hated the MAD iPad app for getting the digital version of the magazine, good news! MAD is discontinuing the app and moving its digital subscriptions over to Magzter. Here are all the details: Q: What happened to my MAD in my MAD app? A: We have listened to our fans through tweets, emails, Facebook, and millions of two complaints via Google+ – the experience of reading issues on the MAD app left much to be desired. We want our fans who like to read the magazine digitally to have as enjoyable and effortless reading experience as those who read the… READ MORE
