The Kindlin' Quarterly is a wonderful anthology based out of Yellow Springs, Ohio. I met the KQ folks at SPACE this year and I really like what they're doing. Just like Candy or Medicine, they are always looking for contributions. (You might even see one of my comics in an upcoming issue!) Here are the guidelines:
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
The Kindlin' Quarterly Call for Submissions
The Kindlin' Quarterly is a wonderful anthology based out of Yellow Springs, Ohio. I met the KQ folks at SPACE this year and I really like what they're doing. Just like Candy or Medicine, they are always looking for contributions. (You might even see one of my comics in an upcoming issue!) Here are the guidelines:
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
SPACE 2011 Recap
I've had a couple days to sit back and reflect on SPACE and thought I would share my thoughts with the Internets. I drove up Friday night instead of Saturday morning (which is when I went up last year) and that was a very smart move. The kids had time to go swimming, we went out for pizza and it gave me plenty of time to set up Saturday morning rather than rushing around (I hate rushing).
The show seemed slower than last year. You could come with all kinds of reasons (two actually): C2E2 was the same weekend and OSU was on spring break. I think those two definitely had an impact on attendance, but whether it meant 10 fewer attendees or 100 fewer, I don't know. My sales were certainly down from last year, by maybe 30% (which sounds like a lot of money, but really equates to about $10), but what I really noticed was much less traffic than last year. There were a lot fewer people NOT buying my comics this year.
I don't go to SPACE expecting to sell enough comics to pay my mortgage, so with that said, I had a really great time. There were six Candy or Medicine contributors (not including myself). I met a lot of new people, re-connected with others I've met before and did a lot of trading (two bags this year!). SPACE also inspired my artistic side: I participated in a couple of jams and even started a few myself. One will be showing up real soon as a poster and the other two will ends up as mini-comics in the coming months. More on that later.
The weekend turned out to live up to my expectations and so I was really glad to be a part of this fun show. I'm already looking forward to SPACE 2012.
Views from my table:
The show seemed slower than last year. You could come with all kinds of reasons (two actually): C2E2 was the same weekend and OSU was on spring break. I think those two definitely had an impact on attendance, but whether it meant 10 fewer attendees or 100 fewer, I don't know. My sales were certainly down from last year, by maybe 30% (which sounds like a lot of money, but really equates to about $10), but what I really noticed was much less traffic than last year. There were a lot fewer people NOT buying my comics this year.
I don't go to SPACE expecting to sell enough comics to pay my mortgage, so with that said, I had a really great time. There were six Candy or Medicine contributors (not including myself). I met a lot of new people, re-connected with others I've met before and did a lot of trading (two bags this year!). SPACE also inspired my artistic side: I participated in a couple of jams and even started a few myself. One will be showing up real soon as a poster and the other two will ends up as mini-comics in the coming months. More on that later.
SPACE Loot
Derek Croston
Katie Omberg
Dan W. Taylor
Matt Feazell
Bruce Chrislip and Steve Willis
Steven Myers
Nick Marino
John Porcellino
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