This topic arose elsewhere recently and I thought it would be worth bringing up here. As someone who now actually does have at least a little data about how the […]
Journalista blogger Dirk Deppey has announced that today is his last day blogging on that site. Dirk has done a fantastic job as the “go to” aggregator of comic information […]
Thanks to everyone who took my recent experiment, as well as to everyone that linked to it! I’m greatly appreciative for the support, and I assure you that this goes […]
Once again I have a brief experiment online and I’d be extremely grateful for your help! This one involves looking at various strips and making predictions about them. Participation enters […]
I recently discovered a gem of a book called Through Navajo Eyes by Sol Worth and John Adair. This is a fascinating book from the early 1970s where the authors […]
I’ve been a bit absent from blogging lately, largely due to being crazy busy with work, but next week I’m legitimately going off the grid for a martial art retreat. […]
Smith argues that the negative views on “copying” demonstrated by art educators since the 50s is misplaced in some contexts. She claims that some forms of copying are good, and […]
Webcomicker William George posts a quick Q&A with me on his blog. This is part of a series of quick interviews he’s doing with various people connected to webcomics. I […]
This is a summary/review of an article I thought had particularly compelling evidence for why understanding sequential images is a learned trait. Highlights are all mine… Narratives of urban Japanese […]
Though I hadn’t planned on it originally, it looks like I’ll be attending the New York Comic Con this year, randomly enough as a guest of Archie Comics. After ComicCon […]