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2013 SPX Debuts – Part 1
The Small Press Expo, North America’s Premiere Independent Cartooning and Comic Arts Festival. is just around the corner! Come September 14th-15th, droves of CCS students, alumni and faculty will be headed down to both attend the show and sell their work. … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni, Conventions, Self-publishing, Uncategorized
Tagged adam whittier, alexis cornell, Cole Closser, Dan Rinylo, joyana mcdiarmid, Laura Terry, laurel lynn leake, Lena Chandhok, little tommy lost, Melanie Gillman, nothing should be precious, phoneix, queerotica, rachel dukes, Rio Aubry Taylor, SPX 2013, tiny dynamo
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Congratulations, Class of 2012!
A new brand of cartoonist for the modern age, like water soaking into a brick road they can bend, fold and melt into any shape. Whether you need storyboards drawn, an advertising campaign mascot, a memoir adapted into a graphic … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni
Tagged Adrienne Nunez, Ariel Bordeaux, Bill Bedard, Blaise Larmee, CCS 2012, commencement, Dakota McFadzean, Donna Almendrala, DW, Graduating class of 2012, Jai Granofsky, Julie Delporte, Katie Moody, Melanie Gillman, Mia Onorato, Mike Stanley, Molly Howard, Nate Wootters, Rio Aubry Taylor, Sean Knickerbocker, Wade Simpson
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Survey 1 Comic Strip Essays: Rio Aubry Taylor on “Little Nemo in Slumberland”
Note: This is the fourth in a series of essays written by the current Class of 2012 for Survey of the Drawn Story I, CCS’s comics history class. They are posted here in approximate chronological order of when their chosen … Continue reading