Season One of the DeviantArt Podcast! by team, journal
Season One of the DeviantArt Podcast!
We're excited to present the first season of The DeviantArt Podcast. Our host Matt Buchholtz ( @ggmattb ), sat down with some of your favorite creative talents! Watch or listen to discover inside information, fun backstories, and the journey artists took on their path to success. Tell us what you think about season one, and who you’d like to see interviewed next, in the comments below!
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Episode 016: Spreading Joy (with TsaoShin)
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Featuring:
Eric Lee Proctor: TsaoShin
Matt Buchholtz: @ggMattB
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Episode 015:
Well I've started teaching the comic book makers class again this Fall. The
Summer class was a real success. I uploaded the covers in my Featured
section. "Space Duck Squad" class final.This term I have a good mix of writers and a artists. It's a small class but
that is working out in our favor. We've had some interesting discussions
already.I've got a plan to add some content to add some pages to our comic
book for this semester.
I'm teaching an art class at Chemeketa Community College this Summer. There are a great bunch of creators taking the class. We are working on our final project. A black and white comic book anthology. Everyone is submitting two pages. We are going to photocopy the original art and create a 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 zine style mini-comic.The class has decided on a name for the comic: Space Duck Squad ... I love it. It makes everyone smile at least. A couple of students have volunteered to draw the cover art. I'm including my stab at it here. Hopefully we won't have to use it. But they are hard at work finishing up their own art so it's a lot of extra w...
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