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Post by whitecomics on Oct 29, 2022 14:52:08 GMT
I'll start: A Dash Shaw quote from this interview: "I'm annoyingly a formalist"
Margot Ferrick has a comic in one of the Tokyopop Rising Stars of Manga volumes.
"Sell your boots" -- the phrase specifically, which is unforgettable whatever you think of it, but also the article (which I hadn't reread in years) and the broader questions behind it in terms of what a publisher should offer to cartoonists, when it is or isn't appropriate to crowdfund, etc. which seem equally relevant ten (!!!) years later. It's of course also interesting with the context that Dan closed PBox ~2 years after writing this. So maybe you sell your boots, but then you have to close your publisher because your live circumstances change and you need that boot money back! Or maybe that's too trite and simplistic. It really is a dumb and funny phrase.
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Post by arecomicsevengood on Oct 29, 2022 20:10:52 GMT
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Post by junkflower on Oct 29, 2022 23:38:33 GMT
Phew the discussion under that Nadel post is classic stuff. I feel like I haven't seen any kind of discussion about comics that involved in ages (in a public forum anyway)
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Post by manoopuesta on Oct 30, 2022 10:04:13 GMT
Phew the discussion under that Nadel post is classic stuff. I feel like I haven't seen any kind of discussion about comics that involved in ages (in a public forum anyway) Not to the same level, but there was some heated conversation in the comments of Lane Yate's review of Keeping Two.
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Post by justareed on Nov 25, 2022 23:28:04 GMT
Not comics, but from illustration, this quote from Children's Book illustrator Charles Keeping lives forever in my brain. When asked by his wife how he could draw so many bricks (in a series of drawings of horse stables), "I couldn't do them if I didn't know horses lived behind them."
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