In person
I’ll be at the lovely, friendly South London Comics and Zine Festival on July 16th.
Come and see what small amounts of stock I have left (there’s a cost of living crisis and I can’t afford to do another print run!) – do come early if you’re hoping to buy the protest book or Draw the Line.
I think I still have plenty of the ‘Everything my daughter wore’ comic though.
I’ll also be appearing in one of the several panels running throughout the day, talking about my work in progress:
Perhaps more startlingly – well, certainly for me it is – I’ll be at the Society of Illustrators in New York, babee, on August 12, presenting Draw The Line along with some of the other contributors, and then helping to lead a fun ‘change the world’ drawing session.
Talk to me about my climate guilt: it is top of mind, and I will be offsetting my carbon like crazy.
But since we’ll be going to see my partner Joe’s play opening on Broadway, it makes sense to also meet and work with lovely comics folk at a top-of-my-to-see-list location.
Online
If you miss my thoughts on making comics, reading comings, finding inspiration for comics etc etc, don’t forget I’ve largely upped sticks and moved over to Patreon. Many of my posts over there are open for everyone to read without payment.
And, even if you do subscribe, payments are small!
My last few posts are:
- Fixing pages I’m unhappy with (patrons only)
- Completely reconceiving pages (open)
- John’s story of protest – a full chapter of The Noisy Valley (upper level patrons only)
- Comics events, drawing exercises and inspiration (open)
And there’s lots more – see them all – including several more unlocked ones – at www.patreon.com/MyfanwyTristram.
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