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Thank you so much for interviewing me!! At 1:07, I said Draken, I meant Drakenoid. I easily get the 2 mixed up! 😆

Oh man, this turned out great! Thank you so much for having me on and doing this interview! Was such a great time talking with you Brandon! We gotta do it again really really soon bro!

Up and coming 👍👍👍👍👍

What's the Gotham poster behind her?

Ro did such a great job! She’s so dope

Great job

Austin creators UNITE!!

Nice

link to Calvin Chambers work?

Awesome stuff!!

This was so much fun! Thank you for having us, and thank you for all y’all do for the indie comic community!

My first con ever Definitely worth it!

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Heck yeah! Can't wait to read FTL!

IAN!!!

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What a great group here!! Great show!!

Good stuff dudes!

Thank you very kindly for having me!

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Thanks for another great video! This was extremely helpful, especially as I’m preparing to print my own comics. The Google Drive link for the prepress templates took me to an access request. Should I just request access with my gmail account? I’m looking forward to the next video. Thanks again for everything!

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I wish more American comics embraced abstract art, it’s such an untapped style for the medium!

Thanks for this video! I’m looking forward to more from this series, I hope to learn as much as I can.

Bridgman is no good. People always hype up Loomis and him like they invented anatomy. Stick with the Morpho books, and I would even say get the RockHe Kim anatomy book. Both of those show you structure and detailed anatomy in a way that comic book artists would benefit from (unlike Bridgman and Loomis). My next recommendation would be to get the Masters of Anatomy artbooks. They don't actually teach anatomy, but they show really great dynamic poses you can copy and learn. A good exercise is to copy a pose from the Masters of Anatomy book then fill in the anatomy from the Morpho (or RockHe Kim) books. PS: Hello! It's Will from the Nickel City Comic Con in Buffalo!

So many awesome comics and creators!! Thanks for sharing!

So great to see you in your element, Dan! Helping illustrate the identity for Ink and his companions is still my best work. I hope to cross paths and work with you again in the future.

This sounds very helpful! I appreciate this advice very much, thank you! Wonderful tips for an up-and-coming cartoonist like myself! - Sebastian Dorn, Dorn Comics

This was so much fun and a great honor to draw with you all! Thank you Max for hosting and Nate for organizing us! Glad you hopped on with us too, Austin.

Eli is the best

This generation is beyond ment*l

Fun sketches! ✨

HEY I KNOW THOSE GUYS

Indie comics ARE punk rock! Love this dialogue.

Ending got cutt off.

Thanks for sharing another great clip! Prose writing, screenwriting, and comics writing are all unique art forms and it’s interesting to explore how they overlap.

Is that standard or magazine size

I picked up Atta Boy at C2E2 last month and it’s one of the best comics I’ve read in a while. Thanks for sharing another great interview!

Is that's called the Holo one?

A wise way to go about finishing a page for sure

I like these interviews but it would be nice to see clips and photos of their work!

You can always add art education on top with an additional two years if needed, but you have drive so you’ll be fine.

thanks for running and sharing, great session for all levels

Awesome episode! Clara is an absolute force of nature on the page and such a cool human. Thanks for giving artists like her and myself a great place to share who we are and what we do! :]

Yes. I am so glad they made it to this show. Amazing episode by amazing people. It was through and because of them, I found out about Comix Wellspring to print my comic.

Superb interview! Morgan is a rare talent, and Brandon is an amazing interviewer!

Good conversation guys.

Thanks for having me on! I hope to be on the live drawing show and to return on inspired ink!