Justin Martzbin
& talk to about the worst, most hackneyed interview question you can ask a creative person. I can’t even type it in here, it is that bad.
Jason Shiga
and Dan Berry talk about writing stories and the tendency to start writing the biggest stories, money, mathematics and choose your own adventure books. Go and read Jason’s webcomic .
Simon Moreton
talks to about his work and the three Ms; Memoir, Memory and Minimalism. Simon has a new book coming out from soon, perhaps you should buy it. Also check out the parade of kind-hearted champions who help support the show via Patreon.
Christopher Butcher
() talks to about how TCAF works, how his various jobs overlap and what it is like to feel responsible for over 400 cartoonists at the same time. Check out the . Patreon make it very easy to pledge $1 (or more)…
Adam Murphy
and talk about working with rules, honesty, story structure, audiences and The Big Existential Art Questions.
Sam Alden
and talk about creative processes, work ethics, developing a style and all the associated guilt that goes along with making comics. Also check out the . Give $1 an episode and help Make It Then Tell Everybody grow.
Box Brown
and sit down to chat about the links between stprytelling and wrestling, getting into drawing comics and the development of a style.
Pete Fowler
and talk about his work, staying busy, learning and what creativity is and how it works.
Neill Cameron
and talk about getting better at art, developing your taste, collaborative work and a walkabout in the outback.
Mike Dawson
Mike Dawson and Dan Berry talk about his new book Angie Bongiolatti, his process and his thoughts on conventions.
