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Hubert

Here’s a Hubert strip I did when it was broiling hot out.

zine show

this comes from Sparkplug honcho Dylan Williams. I’ll be there for a while on Saturday, maybe helping with the Sparkplug table or hanging around elsewhere. You should all come. it will be a hoot, as the kids say.

Hey Folks,
This weekend is the illustrious Portland Zine Symposium. Well worth a trip to the Rose City. The Symposium is full of beautiful and interesting books, crafts and art as well as having some baked goods, usually. It runs Saturday from 10:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. and Sunday from 10:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M. at Portland State University in the Smith Memorial Ballroom.
Sparkplug will be there with minis and all the usual Sparkplug books. Also friends Teenage Dinosaur, Guapo Comics and Books, Reading Frenzy, Global Hobo, Microcosm Publishing, and Tugboat Press will be tabling. And artists like Emily Nilsson, Jason T. Miles, Chris Cilla, Aron Nels Steinke, Katy Ellis O’brien, Jason Martin, Tom Lechner and TONS of other people will be exhibiting

Small Press/Comics Publishing by Dylan Williams, Greg Means, and Aron Nels Steinke, 2:00PM-3:00PM
Aron Nels Steinke, Greg Means, and Dylan Williams will go over how and why they run small press / comic book publishing businesses, including the basics of printing, publishing, and distro.”

And remember that Saturday is the Farmer’s Market right outside the Symposium building so you are going to be able to find all kinds of great great local food. Come howngry leave happy.

dear cartoonists:

stop moving to Portland, there’s nothing here for you.

thanks.

my dad’s sketchbook

Yesterday I fished out my dad’s old sketchbook because I needed a reference image for a comic I’m working on. The comic is an autobio thing that involves, among other things, the fact that I’d copy images from my dad’s sketchbook over and over. The images are burned into my brain and I could probably draw most of them from memory.

These drawings are over fifty years old now.

Reich 5

here’s the cover for Reich #5. it should be out soon.

ten things I’ll miss when summer’s gone.

  1. don’t have to dry off after a shower.
  2. low electric bill.
  3. naked day.
  4. everyone understands when you sweat too much ’cause everyone’s sweating too much.
  5. my cat doesn’t sleep on my chest at night to keep warm.
  6. listening to surf music and not feeling like it’s somehow ironic.
  7. complaining about the heat.
  8. it smells nice when people barbecue.
  9. insects.
  10. scantily clad ladies riding bicycles.

punched in the gut

by Greg Means
I’m hoping this will start a trend of cartoonists and people I know drawing themselves punching me in the stomach.

What I’m listening to

stripjoint

adorable

“Orgone energy is primordial life energy that effects physical, biological, and psychological systems. It is a fundamental, creative life force that is known well by those in touch with nature. Orgone is referred to as “universal ether” by natural scientists, and is also used by acupuncturists. Wilhelm Reich first objectified, discovered, and demonstrated Orgone Energy in the 1930s.”

by Kimberly McGee, grade 9
January 10, 1999


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