Comics
Sometimes You Have to Ask: Are We Crazy?
I ask my wife this question a lot…
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My Picnic Table Art
Assembling a picnic table last weekend, I was thinking about all the art I was missing down in Frieze Art Week.
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Artistic Self-reflection
What would your future self tell your present day self?
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Artists in the Wild
Before moving to the Catskills, I had a hard time imagining being a professional artist anywhere but an urban environment.
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A Color Explosion Waiting to Happen
This place is poised to explode.
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Some People Just Don't Get Art but That's OK
Some people have a very different idea of what it means to be an artist.
Books
The Partly True Diary of a Cartoonist
California-born, Brooklyn, New York–based comics writer and artist Gabrielle Bell diarizes as often as she contemplates the very idea of memoirs in Truth Is Fragmentary: Travelogues & Diaries, her new, mostly black-and-white collection of autobiographical comics.
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No Take Out in the Country
Many an evening I've been tempted to call my pizza place back in Brooklyn.
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At My First Auction
Auctions in the Catskills are colorful affairs.
Opinion
A Compendium of Comic Maps
The best fiction often succeeds because its creator has constructed a convincing world. By that I don't mean a place that seems realistic, but rather a world that's believable because it's been thought through — pages of notes, characters described down to their beauty marks, the relationships betwe
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Someone We See Everywhere in the Art World
We've all seen them. We've all heard them.
Comics
When I Feel Like an Artist
One of the many phrases I now can use since moving to the Catskills.