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Visiting Artist: Liniers
There was little way we could have expected the talk we got from Liniers back in October. Liniers is a cartoonist from Argentina who likes self-depricating humor. A very charismatic speaker, we were somehow lucky enough to get Dylan Horrocks … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, books, cartoonist, Liniers, Macanudo, original art
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Visiting Artist: Dylan Horrocks
In September, CCS was fortunate to have Dylan Horrocks come all the way from New Zealand to lecture. Dylan was equally excited to see CCS. If anywhere in the world is Hicksville, the fictional city his breakout graphic novel is … Continue reading
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Visiting Artist: Noelle Stevenson
Noelle Stevenson is a rising star in the comics world; a success that started with Nimona, that was followed by Lumberjanes. In art school, Noelle struggled with what she thought of as illustration. One day a teacher saw her doodles … Continue reading
Ignatz Winner Sophie Goldstein
SPX 2015 has breezed by us. The CCS tribe had four people up for Ignatz nominations: Audry, Colleen Frakes, Dakota McFadzean, Noah Van Sciver, Rebecca Miller, and Sophie Goldstein! Sophie Goldstein nearly stole the night with two wins for The Oven: … Continue reading
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Tagged Audry, CCS Alum, Colleen Frakes, Dakota McFadzean, Ignatz, Noah Van Sciver, Rebecca Miller, sophie goldstein, The Oven
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Fable Comics by Chris Duffy
Fable Comics is an anthology of twenty-eight stories that are twists on traditional fables, such as those from Aesop. Chris Duffy is in charge of editing this book, which is intended for 7 to 10 year olds. Chris has been … Continue reading
Visiting Artist: David Sipress
For our first visiting artist of the 2015/2016 school year, we had the very kind and soft-spoken David Sipress. He has been a New Yorker cartoonist since 1998, but it took him 20 years of rejections to get in. One of … Continue reading
New CCS Fellow: Noah Van Sciver
Noah Van Sciver is the 2015-2016 fellow for The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS). He applied to The Center for Cartoon Studies fellowship to work more on his art skills and plans to create many comics during the year he is here. … Continue reading
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Tagged adhouse, biography, CCS Fellow, Comics, Fellow, Graphic Novel, Noah Van Sciver, Saint Cole, Schulz Library
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Mitra Farmand in The New Yorker
Great news from alum Mitra Farmand, she had a comic in the June 22, 2015 issue of The New Yorker! You can find Mitra’s comic on page 63. Publishing a comic in The New Yorker was a dream of hers … Continue reading
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Tagged Cartoon Studies, cartoons, CCS Alum, Comics, Gag, Mitra Farmhand, The New Yorker
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Visiting Artist: Danielle Corsetto
Danielle Corsetto is the creator of Girls with Slingshots, a recently completed web comic that ran for over a decade. She visited The Center for Cartoon Studies as the last speaker for the 2014/15 year. It was her first time … Continue reading
Industry Day 2015 with Jen Vaughn
Industry day brings professionals to The Center for Cartoon Studies to talk to and review art by the current students. This year, CCS welcomed Jen Vaughn ’10, Tom Kaczynski, Chris Pitzer, Allison Baker, and Bill Kartalopoulos to campus. Jen Vaughn … Continue reading