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Alumni Spotlight: Josh Kramer
Josh Kramer ’11 is a cartoonist and reporter. He lives in Washington, DC, but is currently a Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan. He runs The Cartoon Picayune, a nonfiction comics anthology; and The CoJo List, a newsletter of nonfiction … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, Interview
Tagged alumni, Cartoon Studies, CoJo List, Josh Kramer, Knight-Wallace Fellow, Schulz Library
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Luke Howard
Luke Howard (’13) is currently the co-teacher and program assistant at The Center for Cartoon Studies. As anyone at the school would tell you, the titles do not do his hardwork justice. At TCAF, he released his first published book, Talk … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Interview, New Book, Self-publishing, Uncategorized
Tagged adhouse, interview, luke howard, our mother, retrofit, talk dirty to me, trevor
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Luke Healy
Luke Healy, an Irishman, is publishing part of his thesis project. Just before graduating from CCS in 2014, he won a MoCCA fest Award of Excellence from the Society of Illustrators for his comic Of the Monstrous Pictures of Whales. Nobrow Press just published How to … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Interview
Tagged Cartoonstudies, CCS Alum, How to Survive the North, luke healy
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Eisner Nominations 2015
The Center for Cartoon Studies has two people associated with the school up for Eisner Nominations, Noah Van Sciver and Tillie Walden this year! Noah Van Sciver (fellow for 15-16) is up for Best Writer/Artist for Fante Bukowski and Saint Cole. (Fair warning, … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Cartoonist, Interview, On Display
Tagged avery hill, best, best artist, best one shot, best single issue, best writer, eisner, Eisner Award, Fantagraphics, Noah Van Sciver, SDCC, Tillie Walden
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Tillie Walden
Tillie Walden ’16 is a current student at The Center for Cartoon Studies, graduating this May, 2016. By the time she graduates, she will have three books published: The End of Summer, I Love This Part, and A City Inside. … Continue reading
Elephant in the Room, Blood in the Water: Katherine Roy, nonfiction, and travel
New York-based illustrator Katherine Roy, a 2010 The Center for Cartoon Studies alumna, has been churning out book after book of gorgeously-illustrated nonfiction for young readers. In addition to her series of young adult novels, The Expeditioners, co-created with CCS affiliate … Continue reading
Julie Delporte: Everywhere Antennas
It’s been a great couple of years for Montreal-based cartoonist Julie Delporte. In addition to having been The Center for Cartoon Studies’ Fellow for 2011-12, she’s released the wonderful Pigskin Peters Award nominated Journal through Koyama Press, the children’s book … Continue reading
Kickstart My Heart: Joyana McDiarmid and Maple Key Comics
The Center for Cartoon Studies alumna Joyana McDiarmid launched a Kickstarter last month to crowd-fund the first two issues of her new bimonthly comics anthology Maple Key Comics. The project is an ambitious one, to say the least–McDiarmid’s first issue alone … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Ebooks, Interview, New Book, Self-publishing
Tagged anthology, April Malig, Bill Bedard, Dan Rinylo, Iris Yan, Jon Chad, josh lees, joyana mcdiarmid, Kickstarter, Laurel Holden, laurel lynn leake, luke howard, Maple Key Comics, mathew new, Neil Brideau, rachel dukes, Sasha Steinberg, sophie goldstein, Will Payne
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Transatlanticism: CCS to take Angoulême by storm
Every year, the sleepy little town of Angoulême, in the Poiteau-Charentes region of France, is beset by over 200,000 comics enthusiasts for a four days of events and programming in celebration of the art of bande dessinée: The Angoulême International … Continue reading
Rob Clough and 30 Days of CCS
Rob Clough is a highly respected reviewer of comics both mainstream and small press. In addition to his massive month-long feature “30 Days of CCS,” completed in November of 2013, a huge number of The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS) … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Interview
Tagged criticism, high-low comics, reviews, Rob Clough, The Comics Journal
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