Ben McGehee
Audrey Morris
Dianna Bedell
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Laura Martin Coloring Demo
Laura Martin, two time Eisner Award winning colorist
from Gaijin Studios, will be doing a demonstration and talk about her coloring process on Friday, October 30th at 1pm in room 347 during our normal Temple meeting. This is not to be missed!
from Gaijin Studios, will be doing a demonstration and talk about her coloring process on Friday, October 30th at 1pm in room 347 during our normal Temple meeting. This is not to be missed!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Win a trip to New York!
Sign up today for The New Yorker's Cartoon Kit, our interactive (and free!) cartoon builder, that puts the pen of a New Yorker cartoonist into your hand. Using the provided backdrop, characters and props, submit your own captioned cartoon and we'll select five winners to be featured online. PLUS — enter now for a chance to WIN A TRIP TO NYC You could win a trip for two to New York City to meet Cartoon Editor Robert Mankoff and tour The New Yorker offices. | |||||||
Come back every day to get a chance to win a copy of our new book, On the Money: The Economy in Cartoons, 1925-2009. | |||||||
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Promotion begins October 26, 2009 at 12:01 a.m. e.t. and ends November 22 at 11:59 p.m. e.t., when all entries must be received. Open to all legal residents of the United States and District of Columbia and Canada (except the province of Quebec) who are at least 13 years of age. For full rules and to enter Contest and Sweepstakes go to www.newyorker.com/cartoonkit. Prizes: Sweepstakes: There will be 28 daily winners of Runner-Up prizes. The runner-up prize is a copy of the book "ON THE MONEY: The Economy in Cartoons 1925 - 2009" (ARV: $24.99). There will be one Grand Prize winner. The prize is a trip to the New Yorker's offices and a tour of the office with cartoon editor Bob Mankoff (ARV: $3000). Contest: There will be five (5) cartoon Submission winners. The cartoon Submission prize is being featured in a winner's slide show on newyorker.com. The approximate retail value of the cartoon Submission prize is $0. Odds of winning random drawings depend on the number of entries received. Sponsor: Condé Nast Publications, 4 Times Square, New York NY 10036. To remove this e-mail address from future newyorker.com promotions, forward this e-mail to unsubscribe-ctg0aib62aacnskqsbjdtjfolziqaohq@email.condenet.com. You will no longer receive our special offers; however, you will continue to receive any newsletters to which you have subscribed. Sent from Conde Nast Digital, 1166 Avenue of the Americas, 16th floor, New York, NY 10036, attn: Email Coordinatorprivacy_administration@advancemags.com Conde Nast Publications, Privacy Administrator, 1313 Market Street, Wilmington, DE |
Adam Hughes demo at Binders!
Mark your calendars for Friday November 20 and Saturday November 21!
Comic Drawing by Adam Hughes
www.bindersart.com
Comic Drawing by Adam Hughes
www.bindersart.com
Friday, October 23, 2009
Ordinary Imaginary
Some of our students have taken it upon themselves to create an anthology: Ordinary Imaginary! They are seeking "emerging artists to test the limit of their imagination and creativity. Please read the blog for submission guidelines."
"This new anthology will feature comics and illustrations on a very simple and universal idea--something (extra)ordinary clashing with the mundane. This challenge is about facing your fears, both in the theme of the stories/illustrations, and the execution there of. The theme is broad for a reason-- I'd like to encourage artists to do a story that they can explore however they'd like to, and to create the work using methods they may not have tried before."
Check out their blog Ordinary Imaginary!
"This new anthology will feature comics and illustrations on a very simple and universal idea--something (extra)ordinary clashing with the mundane. This challenge is about facing your fears, both in the theme of the stories/illustrations, and the execution there of. The theme is broad for a reason-- I'd like to encourage artists to do a story that they can explore however they'd like to, and to create the work using methods they may not have tried before."
Check out their blog Ordinary Imaginary!
Friday, October 16, 2009
Werewolves Challenge
Brian Traynor
Dianna Bedell
Jonathan Knight
Ariel Duncan
Trevor Pledger combines the last three challenges into one!
Michael McKelvey
Edgardo Gomez
Dianna Bedell
Jonathan Knight
Ariel Duncan
Trevor Pledger combines the last three challenges into one!
Michael McKelvey
Edgardo Gomez
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Training @ the Sculpture Facility
Scheduling for Non Majors- Fall Quarter (Sculpture Building)
Scheduling for Non Majors- Fall Quarter (Sculpture Building)
Scheduling for Non Majors- Fall Quarter (Sculpture Building)
Intro to Woodshop:
Friday, October 16th - 10:30am
Advanced Woodworking:
Table Saw, Jointer, and Planer
Friday, October 16th - 01:30pm
MIG Welding:
Friday, October 23rd - 10:30am
Advanced Woodworking:
Table Saw, Jointer, and Planer
Friday, October 23rd - 01:30pm
Intro to Woodshop:
Friday, October 30th - 10:30am
Advanced Woodworking:
Table Saw, Jointer, and Planer
Friday, October 30th - 01:30pm
Metal Fabrication Shop Training:
Friday, November 6th - 10:30am
MIG Welding:
Friday, November 6th - 01:30pm
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
The Artists' Forum '09
Save the dates October 23-25th! Our guests this year are Sean Murphy and Matt Bernier.
There will be a presentation Friday, October 23rd at 5pm in room 347 that is open to all SCAD students, faculty, and staff.
The following Saturday and Sunday there will be workshops. In order to attend those workshops you need to sign-up. The sign-up sheets are on the door to room 346! Seniors and graduates have first dibs on portfolio reviews but the workshops are open to all.
This is not open to the public.
There will be a presentation Friday, October 23rd at 5pm in room 347 that is open to all SCAD students, faculty, and staff.
The following Saturday and Sunday there will be workshops. In order to attend those workshops you need to sign-up. The sign-up sheets are on the door to room 346! Seniors and graduates have first dibs on portfolio reviews but the workshops are open to all.
This is not open to the public.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Generate - Thanks!
Thanks to everyone for another great Generate!! Special thanks to all of our SEQA faculty for coming out to support the event and for gathering sponsors! Extra special thanks to Prof. Chris "I'm not a choclatier" Schweizer for his sacrifice to the cause.
Super extra special thanks to the students who come out year-after-year to support the event, especially those like Diana Bedell and Alex Hamilton who have participated since the very first 24 hour event in Spring of 2006!!
Have a great weekend and get some rest!!
Super extra special thanks to the students who come out year-after-year to support the event, especially those like Diana Bedell and Alex Hamilton who have participated since the very first 24 hour event in Spring of 2006!!
Have a great weekend and get some rest!!
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