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We’ve already posted all over our tumblr about it, but Periscope artists have created original art to auction on eBay for Tsunami relief! All proceeds from these auction will be donated to Peace Winds Japan via Mercy Corps. The first batch of art posted to our eBay account will be ENDING SOON! So get on there and bid! 
Dylan Meconis has completed her Danse Macabre 2.0 The originals are available at Dylan’s Etsy store. Dylan has uploaded some of her recent character designs based on Steven Brust’s Vlad Taltos prose novel series. 
Dylan will also be signing copies of her books at Floating World Comics tomorrow (Thursday July 15th) from 5-8pm. Dylan Meconis writes:
That’s the very first copy of Family Man, Dylan Meconis’ collection of her acclaimed historical fiction webcomic. Dylan received a box of proofs from the printer today, and everyone in the studio is enormously excited, gushing with praise. The cartoonist herself is quite low-key about it. The arrival of a new book leaves her utterly unruffled and she takes it all in with her typical serene detachment. Dylan Meconis has just released the cover art for the first collection of her acclaimed webcomics series Family Man. More info at LutherLevy.com. Dylan Meconis’ acclaimed web comic Family Man is available for pre-order. There are various packages and patronage levels available from “Just-the-book” and “Book-plus-sketch-and-swag” all the way to “Dylan-moves-in-with-you-and-acts-the-whole-book-out-panel-by-panel.” I’ve seen the book in development, and it’s nothing short of gorgeous. Dylan’s a world-class comic book talent with a rabid, devoted following. Pre-order Family man and see for yourself.
posted by Steve Lieber
Portland Center for the Performing Arts, the Stumptown Comics Foundation, and Sequential Art Gallery are excited to present the 6th annual Stumptown Comics Art Show, coinciding with Portland’s third annual Portland Comic Book Month. The exhibit this year showcases an unprecedented 40+ artists, ranging from local to international professionals and emerging talent, with 80 pieces of comic book and illustrated art. Opening reception will be hosted at PCPA on First Thursday, April 1, from 6-9pm. Mayor Sam Adams will be in attendance to read the official proclamation of April as Portland’s Comic Book Month, and many of the participating artists will also be on hand throughout the evening. Catering and drinks for the event will be provided by PCPA’s ArtBar and MacTarnahan’s Brewing. Free guided tours featuring the exhibit as well as other local galleries will be provided to attendees of the Stumptown Comics Fest (April 24-25; www.stumptowncomics.com). The Stumptown Comics Art Show will be available for viewing throughout April and May in the Antoinette Hatfield Hall of the Portland Center for the Performing Arts at 1111 SW Broadway (10am-5pm, Monday-Saturday; www.pcpa.org). Periscope’s Dylan Meconis, Erika Moen, and Susan Tardif will be part of the exhibit. For a complete list of artists please visit www.sequentialartgallery.com. Dylan‘s acclaimed web comic has a new site. Go and bookmark!  from Family Man page 161 |
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