I'll try and get a better image to put on here, this is all I could find right off.
This is the official press release thing, so it's a bit formal.
I had to edit it down.
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COMICS ART FORUM XIII
12 artists this year. A reception where their artwork will be displayed. It will take place at Pei Ling Chan Gallery, 324 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., on Thursday, Nov. 9, 6–7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in meeting them is invited to visit Pei Ling Chan Gallery at that time.
Workshops (10 a.m.–1 p.m.) and portfolio reviews (2:30–5 p.m.) for sequential art students on Friday and Saturday. The panel discussion (6–8 p.m.) in Trustees Theater, 216 E. Broughton St. is open to the public.
This year's visitors:
Rodolphe Guenoden
R. Kikuo Johnson
Tracy Yardley
Tommy Lee Edwards
Mark Schultz
Adam Hughes
Phil Craven
Nick Dragotta
John Paul Leon
Cliff Chiang
Paolo Rivera
Scott Hanna
4 comments:
'Sup D.A.D. ^_^ You spelled my name wrong in your link dealie.
Egads, I think I'm discovering that everybody in the *world* has my Xanga O_o
I don't know what you're talking about... surely I (who hates being spelled "Allen" or "Alan") would never err in the realm of name spelling.
I am surprized that you have so little out there for folks to look at... Where's THEKLUNK.COM or KLUNKYDOODLEDOO.NET?
Get on those.
I miss Sushi Hama... It was so good.
You only get fat on sushi if you get the fried ones. Those are the best.
I liked the birthday dance-party!
there is no good sushi if Savannah.
No good chinese food either.
Not much good food at all actually.
Everything that people like is so sub par... Just because it's the best in town doesn't mean it's good.
There are 2 good Thai places though. Mmmm. Thai.
I like how a creative event like CAF XIII can bring together different forms of visual expression, especially in a setting such as SCAD where illustration and design are so closely connected. It also made me think about how much fonts contribute to the personality of a creative project. The right typeface can make artwork feel playful, serious, quirky, or completely different without changing the artwork itself. I imagine that kind of experimentation fits especially well with a comedy-focused event, where unusual lettering and hand-drawn styles can add another layer of humor. Looking through different font ideas afterward, I found Fontes Diferentes, which was interesting for exploring how different lettering styles can change the feeling of a piece.
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