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karneeleus:

I am helping to put together an exhibition of sequential art at the World Artist Network in Bridgeport CT.
I have sent out a few emails and I already have Dane Martin, Meghan Turbitt and GW Duncanson confirmed as contributors.
I know I probably have a lot of great comic artists following me that I may have looked over. If you want to have something in the exhibit, send me an email, Karneeleus@gmail.com

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Nobody steals cooling pies from the window sills of Lafayette housewives ever since the 287 bypass.

noahvansciver:

Denver’s long gone jazz history. 

Nobody steals cooling pies from the window sills of Lafayette housewives ever since the 287 bypass.

noahvansciver:

Denver’s long gone jazz history. 

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elenilote:

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I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!
You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.
 Thanks

This is an awesome thing

Thanks for the reblog! Voting is still open

elenilote:

zencomix:

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I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.

Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!

You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.

 Thanks

This is an awesome thing

Thanks for the reblog! Voting is still open

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zencomix:

zencomix:

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I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!
You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.
 Thanks

Thanks, Elizabitchez!

Thanks Goth Summer!

zencomix:

zencomix:

(via Zen Comix: Help your friendly neighborhood cartoonist earn $5000, won’t cost you anything but a little time)

I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.

Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!

You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.

 Thanks

Thanks, Elizabitchez!

Thanks Goth Summer!

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kidclampdown:

1-A-1-I-+-n done!

This one is for Valerie and Chris, who were first in line to order a ten-dollar drawing to support the Crisitunity effort.

See? I’m not half-assing this shit. I wouldn’t dream of it. My wrist hurts. I have a lot more of these to do. But there are a lot more still available and I need the cash. Go here to order one for yourself or to buy other cool original art.

To those lovely souls who already bought some of the originals: your art went out in the mail today. Thank you for your support.

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nevver:

Dead at 92, Ray Harryhausen

nevver:

Dead at 92, Ray Harryhausen

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zencomix:

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I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!
You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.
 Thanks

Thanks, Elizabitchez!

zencomix:

(via Zen Comix: Help your friendly neighborhood cartoonist earn $5000, won’t cost you anything but a little time)

I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.

Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!

You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.

 Thanks

Thanks, Elizabitchez!

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I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!
You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.
 Thanks

(via Zen Comix: Help your friendly neighborhood cartoonist earn $5000, won’t cost you anything but a little time)

I’ve entered a contest sponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council and The MacArthur Foundation called Looking At Democracy. There’s $100,000 worth of prize money, and $5000 of that money is a “People’s Choice” Award. Voting is open to the public, and you can help me win the $5000 by voting for my submission.

Voting is free and easy, and won’t take much time. Visit the page with my submission, “Truth or Consequences”. On the right side of the page is a red button that says “VOTE”. Click on it, and they will ask you sign up and log in with your email address. I’d really appreciate it if you’d vote for my cartoon and spread the word!

You know what would be awesome? If you could reblog this and spread the word. You know what would be even more awesome? If you reblogged it and actually clicked through and voted for my cartoon.

 Thanks

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I entered a contest called Looking At Democracy, and reworked one of my Blog Against Theocracy cartoons.
The Looking@Democracy challenge is offering a total of $100,000 in prize money for short, provocative media submissions designed to spark a national conversation about how we can all come together to strengthen American democracy.  Here’s how the competition works:
 Create and send us short digital media content that either:
(a) Tells a story about why government is important to our lives, or
(b) Tells how we might together strengthen American democracy. 
Your submission can come in many formats such as short videos, audio stories, animation, music videos, public service announcements, infographics, graphic art, even Facebook and iPhone apps. They all just need to be digital so they can be shared electronically– the rest is up to YOU!

There’s a “People’s Choice” award of $5000, and I’d really, REALLY appreciate your vote.”People’s Choice” voting for entries begins May 6 and runs through May 16. Help me win $5000 by spreading the word, and only vote once. 

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I entered a contest called Looking At Democracy, and reworked one of my Blog Against Theocracy cartoons.

The Looking@Democracy challenge is offering a total of $100,000 in prize money for short, provocative media submissions designed to spark a national conversation about how we can all come together to strengthen American democracy.  Here’s how the competition works:

 Create and send us short digital media content that either:

(a) Tells a story about why government is important to our lives, or

(b) Tells how we might together strengthen American democracy. 

Your submission can come in many formats such as short videos, audio stories, animation, music videos, public service announcements, infographics, graphic art, even Facebook and iPhone apps. They all just need to be digital so they can be shared electronically– the rest is up to YOU!

There’s a “People’s Choice” award of $5000, and I’d really, REALLY appreciate your vote.”People’s Choice” voting for entries begins May 6 and runs through May 16. Help me win $5000 by spreading the word, and only vote once. 

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kidclampdown:

Casey sent me this rad pack of Rocketeer cards for my birthday. I was the Rocketeer for Halloween as a kid (because I liked the movie) and I’ve read all of the Dave Stevens Rocketeer comics. Thanks, Casey!
And thanks to everyone who has already contributed to my Crisitunity. In one day, I’ve accrued over half of the funds that I need. I can’t thank all of you enough. Please be patient while I get to the post office to ship out your pages and start working on the new batch of custom drawings. It might take some time, but I assure you - I’m here to work for you. Right now I’m projecting rolling the first several drawings off the assembly line on Tuesday. I’ll blog about them and post them before I ship them out.
Spread the word! I still need more money! And I still need more practice to become a good artist!

kidclampdown:

Casey sent me this rad pack of Rocketeer cards for my birthday. I was the Rocketeer for Halloween as a kid (because I liked the movie) and I’ve read all of the Dave Stevens Rocketeer comics. Thanks, Casey!

And thanks to everyone who has already contributed to my Crisitunity. In one day, I’ve accrued over half of the funds that I need. I can’t thank all of you enough. Please be patient while I get to the post office to ship out your pages and start working on the new batch of custom drawings. It might take some time, but I assure you - I’m here to work for you. Right now I’m projecting rolling the first several drawings off the assembly line on Tuesday. I’ll blog about them and post them before I ship them out.

Spread the word! I still need more money! And I still need more practice to become a good artist!

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