As with previous Cloudscape anthologies Giants of Main Street and Waterlogged, our next book will feature a gallery of creatures in addition to the comic stories. Mega Fauna’s gallery will be creature trading cards, reminiscent of Pokemon and educational zoological cards. Your creature must be one invented by you so no dragons or unicorns unless they’re […]
For more of Micah Iwaasa’s webcomic on creating comics, visit the Comic Chunk Archives.
For more of Micah Iwaasa’s webcomic on creating comics, visit the Comic Chunk Archives.
This year Vancouver is embracing reconciliation through a year-long effort that seeks to heal from the past and build new relationships between Aboriginal Peoples and all Vancouverites. From over 100 nominations, twelve women were selected for the 2014 Remarkable Women poster series honouring women in this Year of Reconciliation. These women are […]
The Vancouver East Cultural Centre (the “Cultch”) is looking for artists ages 13-24 years old to submit work to their IGNITE! Youth Festival Art Show. being held at their art gallery in Vancouver. Comic artists especially welcome! Deadline for submissions is April 11. Visit their event page for more details.
For more of Micah Iwaasa’s webcomic on creating comics, visit the Comic Chunk Archives.
Cloudscape’s Jeff Ellis and Mara Coman were recently featured in BC’s alternative online magazine The Tyee: “Since she joined the group in 2010, Mara Coman hasn’t looked back. She’s gotten involved in everything from event planning to representing the group at conventions to ‘yodeling via livestream’ to raise money for […]
Comics creator Nate Cosby, who, among others, wrote the Eisner and Harvey Award-nominated Cow Boy at Archaia, Buddy Cops at Dark Horse, and Pigs at Image, is currently looking for writers and artists for an unstated project. To get his attention, respond to Nate Cosby on Twitter at NateCosBoom with […]
Blood Root is a new comic anthology magazine looking for stories that involve ghosts, myths, psychological horror, and other strange happenings. They’re interested in comics featuring a wide variety of cultures, individuals, and relationships. The magazine pays $500 for each story and is asking for pitches rather than completed stories, which means […]
