some of this will have to get knocked into shape during the ink stage, but thats pencils i guess
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
This classic Kickstand Kids image is now available for the 1st time online! The beautiful full color poster measures 16 by 20 inches and is printed on lustre finish paper so it's not too shiny and you don't have to be all Squintin' Tarantino. $15 USD + shipping and handling (International orders may require additional postage).
Follow the kids
Loose Ends @
This classic Kickstand Kids image is now available for the 1st time online! The beautiful full color poster measures 16 by 20 inches and is printed on lustre finish paper so it's not too shiny and you don't have to be all Squintin' Tarantino. $15 USD + shipping and handling (International orders may require additional postage).
Kickstand Kids vs. the Go-Go's
............................................
Podcasts
kids like
- '76
- Alan Tew
- Alessandro Barbucci
- Alex Fine
- Andrew Robinson
- Annette Marnat
- Ben Caldwell
- Bill Presing
- bodega
- Brandon Graham
- Brian Stelfreeze
- Bryan Lee O'Malley
- Cara M
- Carlos Meglia
- Casey Edwards/ Dave Sherburne
- Casey Jones
- Chris Ortega
- Chris Schweizer's Curious Old Library
- Cory Walker
- Daniel Krall
- Darrell Frank
- Dave Choe
- David Williams
- Dean Trippe
- DETHJUNKIE
- Doug Dabbs
- Durwin Talon
- Dπ
- Ed Tadem
- Eric Canete
- Eric Skillman
- Erik Jones
- Evan Bryce
- Farel Dalrymple
- Frank Espinosa
- Frontline
- Gary Fitzgerald
- Golden Age Comic Stories
- Graw!
- Ian Svenonius
- Ink Garage
- Inka Essenhigh
- Isaac Buckminster Owens
- IZ Gauge Comics
- Jack Secret
- James Harren
- Jason Howard
- Jason Latour
- Jeffrey Spokes
- Joe Quinones
- Joel Carroll
- John Kricfalusi
- Jon McNally
- Justin Gerard
- Karl Kerschl
- Keron Grant
- Kevin Nowlan
- Letters of Note
- Lupe Fiasco
- Mark Chiarello
- Mathieu Reynès
- Matthew Woodson
- Mike Freiheit
- Nate Bellegarde
- Nathan Fox
- Nelson Daniel
- Olumuyiwa Ajagbe
- pulphope
- Ragnar
- Robbi Rodriguez
- robots4change
- Sam Liu
- Scott Hansen
- Sean Phillips
- Shawn Crystal
- Stephane Roux
- Tariq Hassan
- the Perhapanauts
- This American Life
- Uwe Heidschoetter
- Wook Jin Clark
- Yo Gabba Gabba
7 comments:
I love this stuff.. it's my fave stuff on the blog..
btw..
I'm thinking of moving to charlotte (and I know you're both muy familiar with the area, so..) whta's good and what's bad about the place?
might come out for heroes..
just looking at how you composed this. i don't need the words to see the story. now that's storytelling. i almost thought it was a dying art....
peace out
hey sirs! always gotta say "thanks", so thanks! sometimes comments, or lack thereof, have a big effect on whatever current drawin is happening, much appreciated.
gary- heh, glad you dig, been wondering if its wise to draw regular folks when the superheroes go over so well, if you like these pages better youre an ideal audience. whats good in charlotte? we always end up here by the end of heroes con: http://www.mertsuptown.com/
latour is from charlotte, and loquacious enough to make with all the nitty gritty.
arnie- thanks captain, its good to know the story comes through. whether or not its clear, thats where the effort goes. "should i put a fly in shot? in this panel or that panel? would a mosquito work better?" gah, the OCD goes on forever. anyways, youre not here for the girlie shots, and its appreciated.
I really just can't say enough about how awesome these pages are looking. You have a voice that's all you. It's loud and it's strong, and it screams!
I'm glad this stuff elicits a stronger response than the superfolk. Because, although I love the way Chris does superheroes, our heart is really in doing stories with new characters that anyone can pick up and say, "Hey, good story." I hope that doesn't sound pretentious!
You're rockin it Chris!
real nice work on the blog!
best!
-francis
Post a Comment