Pics from the Pre-Mix Drink and Jam at MoJoe Lounge Downtown, September 26, 2013

 

 Victor Dandridge in the middle, Canada Keck to his right.

Max Ink to the left.

Robert Loss to the left, Ken Eppstein to the right.

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CCAD at the Hills: Geek Out - Comics and Columbus, Thursday Eve., September 19th, 2013

Interviewer and Mix Coordinator Robert Loss and cartoonists Max Ink and Victor Dandridge.

Cartoonist Lora Innes.

Students lined up to talk to the cartoonists after the talk.

Sunday Comix coordinator and cartoonist Canada Keck on the right.

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Columbus Cartoonists Run For the Hills!

I'll be at the beautiful downtown C-Bus Hills Market this evening to see CCAD Mix Symposium coordinator Robert Loss interview local cartoonists and publishers Lora Innes, Victor Dandridge Jr and Max Ink. It starts tonight, at 7:00.

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CCAD Mix Symposium 2012 Pics

                                                                                                                                       
Mix organizer Robert Loss, Kim Landsbergen, Douglas Wolk and Jeffrey Geers on the panel, "Sustainability or Apocalypse? Imagining the Future Through Comics".

Wolk, by the way, has written a book I delved into during the weekend that looks both entertaining and informative: Reading Comics: How Graphic Novels Work and What They Mean.

Landsbergen giving her presentation on "Frank Miller's Dark Vision of Bio/Tech Through the Lenses of Give Me Liberty and Ronin"

Charles Hatfield's persuasive and powerful presentation on Jack Kirby.

A broad selection of publications by Mix participants were offered at the pop up shop.

SPACE organizer Bob Corby and PANEL member Tom Williams.

Craig Fischer introduces the keynote speaker, Chris Ware.

Moderator Dan Mushalkon and cartoonists Katie Valeska, J.N. Wiedle, Joel Jackson and Ian Jay on the panel, "Digital Alternatives: Comics, the Internet and Independent Publishing"

J.N. Wiedle's Helvetica strip.

                                                               Ian Jay on publishing.

A section of an amazing room of original Chris Ware art. Truly inspiring!

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