Featured on EDGE Magazine

I recently had the pleasure to do an interview for the University of the Arts' EDGE magazine, which featured my personal work, as well as the Autumn Society in an article involving illustration. A big thank-you to Nick Agneta for the scans!

Article on DTown

Check out this article for the newest issue of DTOWN who chose me for their artist spotlight. Don't worry, I made sure to mention ASOP :)

www.dtownmag.com

8-bit & Beyond in the CITYPAPER!

An article on "8-bit & Beyond" can be found on the citypaper's website and latest issue out today! Thanks Kristen Humbert for the nice write up!

WWW.CITYPAPER.NET

Golden Age on McJawn!

WWW.MCJAWN.COM

Survive the Price Wars

Here's an article I found with advice on changing freelance rates in the current economic turmoil:

http://www.howdesign.com/article/pricingwork

Joker's Wild on CANVAS8

UK blog, CANVAS8, has given us a super nice write up on our Joker's Wild Show. You have to register to read the site's articles, but you can also check out a screen cap the article below!

Cheers!

POSTER OF THE WEEK

Hey folks,

not sure how many of you checked out my blog with the step by step process of a
show poster I did for Woven Hand, but the poster just got "Poster of the Week"
From the Dallas Observer. Check it here:

blogs.dallasobserver.com/dc9/2009/03/poster_of_the_week_woven_hand.php

and the process here:

bottomoftheinkwell.blogspot.com

"On Batman"

Promotional Illustration by Tim Sale

Hi guys. Reading tessar lo's blog, I saw that he had put up a link to a nice essay on why The Dark Knight was skipped over during the Academy nods. It was cathartic for me to read someone else's disappointment because I was also disappointed and dealt with some ignorant criticisms of the movie while I was at work one day.

The grievances seem to all stem from the fact that Batman is a comic book- and therefore lacks substance categorically? Pshaw, friends. I had thought that mode of thinking had been exorcised, seeing that comics have been accepted in literature (there's now an America's Best series on comics), art (like the many exhibitions of comics...like the SoI Sequential show?), and academia (Understanding Comics, Maus, and Persepolis are now standard college reading). I had hoped that The Dark Knight would be similarly hailed by the Academy for its magnificent story, performances, and screenplay. Guess not.

Anyway, you can read the nice piece here. Thanks.