Print out the worksheets below to create a first draft of your own comic book story!
Storytelling Workshop for Kids
Chico Mutual Aid
Chico DSA, making care packages for vulnerable people in their community.
Drawing for the latest episode of The Response podcast from Shareable.
Caged Lives
The story of Guantanamo Bay detainee Mansoor Adayfi, and how his friendships with animals helped him retain his humanity.
You can read the whole story in the “Animals” issue of The Nib magazine and in Sarah Mirk’s upcoming book Guantanamo Voices.
My Parents’ Exes
A new comic, in collaboration with The Nib and Oregon Humanities magazine!
Read the whole six page story on The Nib or Oregon Humanities!
The Monster Maker (comics activity for kids)
A six page interactive activity for kids, and anyone else who wants a fun comic adventure! Download the black and white PDF version here, or check out the color pages below.
Share your finished comic by contacting me at kaneicaruslynch on gmail, Twitter, or Instagram!
(Special thanks to Colin Reeves-Fortney for motion graphics)
How to Make Up Planets and Accidentally Influence People
Final Frontiers
P-Nut and Her Monsters vs Dracula and His Narwhals
A new interactive comic I made for one of my kid’s classes!
As the story goes on, the student participation increases and then at the end they decide what happens.
You can print it out and share it with the kiddos in your life, or even draw it yourself!
Comic Arts LA!
Had a great time at Comic Arts LA representing The Center for Cartoon Studies, along with Rachel Dukes and Andres Catter.
I always enjoy an excuse to go to LA and CALA is a really fantastic show.
We also got to debut the Cartoon Club Kit that I created with CCS!
Cartoon Club Kit!
The Center for Cartoon Studies has released a new workbook of some of my kids’ cartooning activities. It debuted at Comic Arts LA and was a big hit with kids and adults alike.