Hello Fellow PCS Members,
Hey, I am proud to call myself a Geek this week. I was interviewed by Geekadelphian Dave Goodman. If you'd like to read the interview, CLICK HERE.
You can read more detail about the origin of this piece and see early drafts of it by clicking HERE.
When Ed McKeogh and his family moved down South, the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society suffered a great loss. Ed is an amazing artist and he and his wife Rebecca were very enthusiastic and active members of all PCS activity, from our self-publishing efforts to BBQ's to charity work. The McKeoghs are and will always be family to us.Is Poetry in Motion a charging rhino? Hopefully not for the sake of Mickey the Monkey and Sylvia the Bird! Find out what happens as Monkey & Bird by Williams and Garceau continues TODAY at CO2 Comics! Head on over there by clicking HERE!
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Not a bad turn out, eh?
A bunch of the ol' PCS gang has prints and what-not in this show. If you have been surfing the facebook page you know you don't want to miss this one! Big ups to our own Mr. James Heimer for putting this little soirée together.
I recently partnered up with the Spirit Newspapers to create limited edition North Catholic T-Shirts. Every month or so, we will make a new North Catholic shirt to hnor the school that meant so much to us. If you are a follower of this blog, you probably know that I taught and worked for the school for 7 years, and I went down with the ship. The Spirit was always a really strong supporter of North. My cousin Tommy, one of the co-owners of the paper, is a graduate like myself. We wanted to keep North alive in some small way. During my time at North, I designed most of the shirts, including the annual Thanksgiving Day Game shirt. I figured we can make shirts in short run, no more than 150-200 shirts per design. That way we wouldn't risk losing too much money, and people who bought the shirts would have a limited edition product.
The guys at Awesome Dudes printed this shirt. Joannie's oldest, Brandon, went with me to pick them up. He was nice enough to humor me and model the shirt when we got them back to the Spirit offices.
A bunch of the members of the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society will be showing their work tonight at Toothless Cat Gallery as part of The Rockets, Robots and Ray Guns Art Show. Should prove to be a rockin' good time. Check out some of the work from Rog Petersen, Dave Perillo and Tom Whalen. Also a big thanks goes out to Jinxed and our own Paul Palcko for putting this one together! This is only a small sampling of the more than 30 pieces that will be on display. See you there!
(Just click on the invite for all the info you need for the show.)
