Just a few weeks til my FREE library workshop!
Veteran’s Cartooning Workshop
A few weeks ago, Kurt Shaffert and I taught a 3-day class at The Center for Cartoon Studies for veterans from the Vermont VA.
Some vets made comics about coming home from the war and adjusting to civilian life, while others just told weird silly strange stories that were each poignant in their own way.
Kurt and I spent last night printing an anthology of their stories, and NBC news from Boston came to do a story on our project!
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What a whirlwind!
Answers (Delicate Lies Chapter 16)
At last, we come to the climax of Delicate Lies!
1) This is the longest chapter yet! If reading it in one long scroll is too unwieldy, you can also download it as a PDF or ePub on Gumroad. Just type in “0” in the price field for a free download–
2) Events from Chapter 6 are referenced. If you want a refresher, you can read it here.
And now…Answers!
Next: Epilogue!
( more chapters )
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Avery
Rice paper drawing of Avery Trufelman from the upcoming final chapter of Delicate Lies!
Surfers vs. Dinosaurs
I did this drawing for a kid’s cartooning worksheet last week and then colored it over the weekend to practice the combo of ink wash and gouache.
Here’s the original worksheet format, created for Saturday Cartoon Club at The Center for Cartoon Studies!
(click to make bigger, or to print out for your own class!)
Draw The Line
My contribution to Draw The Line, a project about actions we can take to make a difference in this political climate.
Get to know Vladimir Putin
The Spy Who Tooned Me!
Toonists as spies!
Poster for a kid’s comic-making activity I designed for Cartoon Club at The Center for Cartoon Studies.
Happy Halloween!
Adventures in Teaching Toons!
The last two weeks have been a flurry of toon teaching for me, with a workshop with all ages of students at the Vermont Animation Festival—
And yesterday a workshop for teachers on making and reading comics at St. Michael’s College in Burlington!
I didn’t take any photos at St. Michaels, but here’s a drawing of me and James Sturm that I did for our presentation–
And tomorrow I’ll be doing another kids’ comics workshop at the Lebanon Public Library in Lebanon, NH.
If you’re interested in having me come to your institution (especially if you’re in New England or California), hit me up at kaneicaruslynch (at) gmail (dot) comic