Episode 23 - “Newspaper Style”
Mark Savary joins Fes, Tanya, and Aaron to talk about Newspaper Style Webcomics; as well as touch on newspapers comics in general. We also talk again with Michael Rouse-Deane of the Guest Strip Project, which is benefiting the Make-a-Wish International Foundation.
Mark Savary also talks a bit about minimalist comics while reviewing Pixipets. Plus the weekly Strip Fight Ringside Update! No milestones listed to us for this week.
For next week, Broadcasting LIVE on Tuesday, May 13th, starting at 9:15pm (-6 GMT), we’ll be talking about Inking and Super Hero Comics with Ben Carver of Point Guardian. You can now listen to the show LIVE on Talk Shoe! Have a question or comment about this week’s topic, or next week’s topic? Get involved with the show by: Getting SKYPE and contact “fesworks”; submit an audio file or plain text e-mail message to us.
Other sites mentioned: Chip Shop, Station V3, Able and Baker, Candi, Kevin and Kell, Autumn Lake, Count Your Sheep, Thorn, Penny Arcade, Sabrina-Online, Out There, Zebra Girl, Mad Scott, Free Fall, Lab Bratz, Least I Could Do, Garfield minus Garfield, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, Book of Biff, PvP, Project Wonderful, What Birds Know, Templar Arizona, The Webcomic List Forums, The Cornstalkers, and Boxcar Astronaut.
May 12th, 2008 at 7:48 am
Thanks for the mention on the show. Loved the interview with Michael Rouse-Deane. I didn’t know he had that many projects.
May 14th, 2008 at 1:02 pm
I admire anybody who can do a strip-style comic. I started Ardra that way (well, the weird “Two panels on top on two panels” thing, if that counts), and Trevor did his first few comics that way…until we decided that Ardra is just two damned wordy for that style!
Lol, and rather loudly, during the “bleeping session”. Which is not the best thing when you’re listening at a library!
May 16th, 2008 at 4:59 am
Hahahah! The ending was probably the best & funniest part of any podcast you’ve done so far.
Especially: meecrob! Wonderful!
I love how no one got that one, way to go Aaron.