



“Interpersonal Distance Zones”
Some drawings for Shawn Burn‘s online Environmental Psychology class at Cal Poly.
Nice throwback to when we could be in physical proximity to other humans. 🙃
“Interpersonal Distance Zones”
Some drawings for Shawn Burn‘s online Environmental Psychology class at Cal Poly.
Nice throwback to when we could be in physical proximity to other humans. 🙃
I have a lot of fun events coming up, including brand new cartooning classes for kids and adults respectively! I think both of these are going to be really fun. I’m also doing a few free online panels and appearances—I will update this page as they are announced publicly.
Zoom Panel: Cartoonist Q&A
August 7th at 3:30 pm Pacific. All ages! FREE!
An informal cartooning conversation for kids and teens, hosted by the Hillsboro Library.
Cartooning Crash Course (Kid’s Day Camp) ~ August 17th – 21st
Open to students entering 3rd-8th grade ~ $300
Join ‘toonist Kane Lynch (and P-nut the Cat) for a comic making experience like no other! Learn about character design, creating scenery, and telling unique stories, and finish off with a comic story of your own to take home! All skill levels welcome!
Saturday Morning Cartooning and Comics (Adult Workshop Series)
Open to students 18+ ~ $90 to $180 (sliding scale)
September 19th – October 10th
Storytelling has always been an important and meaningful form of communication. As a storytelling medium, comics use juxtaposed images in an intentional sequence to convey their message in an impactful, visual way. In this fun and engaging 4-session Lab, we will lead you step-by-step through the creative process of creating comics – from making characters, to structuring them into a story, to working through more technical aspects of comic-making. Each Lab session will incorporate a combination of the theory, instructor demos, and in-class activities designed to quickly get you hands-on experience drawing cartoons and comics in your own style. All skill levels are welcome, and each participant will leave having created their very own comic!
Print out the worksheets below to create a first draft of your own comic book story!
Chico DSA, making care packages for vulnerable people in their community.
Drawing for the latest episode of The Response podcast from Shareable.
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.
A new comic, in collaboration with The Nib and Oregon Humanities magazine!
Read the whole six page story on The Nib or Oregon Humanities!
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)
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!