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The library at IPRC takes over the whole front room. It has comics, zines and independently published books from all over the country available for checkout, many of them made right here in Portland.
If you do illustration you can create zines and contribute them to libraries like this one and the one at the public library. I have done this before and actually had people recognize my work that had never met me! I know of a few local artists who have had success with creating zines like BT Livermore and Nicole Georges, who have both gone on to create other products and have a kind of brand to their work.
Once when I was at the IPRC making a comic book I met a woman named Blue who was stapling covers onto issues of Stumptown Underground. She saw some of my illustrations of food and asked me to contribute a drawing to their food issue. I sent them the illustration and never heard back from them until a friend of mine picked up a copy at a party and then called me to tell me that my art had been published. I don't know if it was a good marketing technique or not, but it all evolved from simply being a member at IPRC and going there to work on projects.
This awesome portfolio includes panels and pages by students ages 13 - 16. Take note: Some stories address content of a more mature nature.
Funny Times' subscriber party at Java Shack in Arlington, VA including the awarding of the first Irving Award to longtime contributor Matt Wuerker.
This awesome portfolio includes panels and pages by students ages 13 - 16. Take note: Some stories address content of a more mature nature.
Unser erster eintägiger Pop-Up-Store im alten Grober Unfug-Laden in der Weinmeisterstr. 9. Neben Das wilde Dutzend mit am Start: Garageprint, Piepvögelchen (Schlehdorn Verlag), Kuscheltierfabrik, Aennchen, Mr. Moustache und The Coup. Es gab Weihnachtsgeschenke, schöne Bücher, papercraft und nicht zu vergessen: der Comic-Supersale des Groben Unfug. Wir hoffen auf eine Wiederholung!
HEY APATHY! Alternative Comics and Art. Beneath the city of concrete dreams lies a dark underbelly wrought with chemical pollutants and ripe with the darkest of evils. Man's refuse and unwillingness in awknoledgement of the waste has permitted unseen horrors to develop at an alarmingly mutated rate. As small children begin to disapear and numerour househole products start causing a massive illness, a team of government sanctioned monster hunters is called to investigate. Alternative Comics and Canadian Art by Mike Parsons.
Sunday, June 28th from 3-4pm
• Free comics for the kids!
• 10% off any and all Deadpool merchandise!
• Meet and take a photo with real live Deadpool!
• ...and was always free Batmobile rides for the kids too!
Myspace censored my blog blog.myspace.com/salvor and blocked out certain worlds I put into my blog, not words like f*ck, bullshit or a**hole or other words from Les Blogs backchannel list but words that refered to youtube.com videosharing. Here is a screendump of what happened: