deadline for enrollment is Jan 21.  

 

check out details at www.edalliance.org/artschool,

212 780 2300  ext 378

 

It's a ten week class filled with wall to wall cartoonists of all different backgrounds of all different stylistic bents.  This opportunity comes as a result of comics getting legitimized more and more everyday, as this is a  quality course  from a respected NY community center for the arts. If you need a structured environment in which to build up your artistic muscles, then get on board. 

deadline for enrollment is Jan 21.  

 

check out details at www.edalliance.org/artschool,

212 780 2300  ext 378

 

It's a ten week class filled with wall to wall cartoonists of all different backgrounds of all different stylistic bents.  This opportunity comes as a result of comics getting legitimized more and more everyday, as this is a  quality course  from a respected NY community center for the arts. If you need a structured environment in which to build up your artistic muscles, then get on board. 

The January Meeting of the NCWCCC will be held at Morning Times in Raleigh, NC on Sunday, January 13th from 2:00 – 4:00 PM.

Heres the link -http://www.edalliance.org/index.php?section=article&album_id=39&id=131 

 course #205A and 205B

230$ for ten sessions plus free weekend figure drawing classes

On December 29, 2007, the Create a Comic Project (CCP) will have its first workshop in the Greater Pittsburgh area. The 1-hour workshop will be held at the Toonseum, part of the Children's Museum. The Toonseum is Pittsburgh's Cartoon Museum, dedicated to promoting cartoon art and education among Pittsburgh's youth.

WHAT: Convention with guests Svetlana Chmakova, Patrick Macias, Abby Denson and Josh Elder. Details here.

WHERE: Jacob Javits Center on 34th Street,New York City, NY.

WHAT: A Talk with the Author of Manga: The Complete Guide and WIRED Magazine's "How Manga Conquered America"
WHERE: the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco CA
COST: FREE!

WHAT: Brigid Alverson moderates a panel discussion on manga featuring Del Rey Manga associate publisher Dallas Middaugh, Kinokuniya manager John Fuller, translator Mari Morimoto and designer Brad Foltz. Details here.

WHERE: The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) on Broadway, New York City, NY

WHAT: All day access to models and art instructors to work on your drawing skills. Cost is $10. Details here.

WHERE: Gage Academy of Art, Tenth Avenue, Seattle, WA.

WHAT: Dunn Loring Volunteer Fire Department Comics Show and Swapmeet. Admission is $3. Details here.

WHERE: Gallows Road, Tyson’s Corner, VA.