Comments for Art & Story: The Show That Digs Deep Into The Craft Of Cartooning http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory Talking shop with comics creators Mark Rudolph, Kevin Cross, and Jerzy Drozd Fri, 19 Aug 2011 16:24:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on ART & STORY CONCLUDES AUGUST 24, 2011 by Jerzy http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2218&cpage=1#comment-1286 Jerzy Fri, 19 Aug 2011 16:24:31 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2218#comment-1286 Yeah, the forum post will only be accessible by subscribers to Supreme content for now. We may open up the forum later. The only information in there that differs from this post is details about how we plan on concluding the subscription service, so it's not all that relevant to non-subscribers. Thanks for the kind thoughts, Zniv. Yeah, the forum post will only be accessible by subscribers to Supreme content for now. We may open up the forum later. The only information in there that differs from this post is details about how we plan on concluding the subscription service, so it’s not all that relevant to non-subscribers.

Thanks for the kind thoughts, Zniv.

]]> Comment on ART & STORY CONCLUDES AUGUST 24, 2011 by Zniv http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2218&cpage=1#comment-1285 Zniv Wed, 17 Aug 2011 06:28:48 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2218#comment-1285 Hate to see you guy s going, but I like it that you guys take the time to make a proper ending. Gonna miss the show. I guess I'll have to relisten to them all now :p One thing, the forum post about cancelation doesn't work! Hate to see you guy s going, but I like it that you guys take the time to make a proper ending. Gonna miss the show. I guess I’ll have to relisten to them all now :p

One thing, the forum post about cancelation doesn’t work!

]]> Comment on ART & STORY CONCLUDES AUGUST 24, 2011 by Art & Story 195 – The Big Announcement : Art & Story: The Show That Digs Deep Into The Craft Of Cartooning http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2218&cpage=1#comment-1284 Art & Story 195 – The Big Announcement : Art & Story: The Show That Digs Deep Into The Craft Of Cartooning Wed, 17 Aug 2011 02:44:51 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2218#comment-1284 [...] The full post with details about the show’s cancellation can be found here. [...] [...] The full post with details about the show’s cancellation can be found here. [...]

]]> Comment on Thunder Punch Daily 134 – Friday Tryday by Kim Holm http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2186&cpage=1#comment-1283 Kim Holm Fri, 15 Jul 2011 10:57:49 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2186#comment-1283 Damn you for stealing my Free Art Fridays... ;) Damn you for stealing my Free Art Fridays… ;)

]]> Comment on Art & Story 192 – The Big Serializor by kcsnipes http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2183&cpage=1#comment-1282 kcsnipes Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:38:41 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2183#comment-1282 oh man i loved Recess~!! Is there any place to watch those? oh man i loved Recess~!!
Is there any place to watch those?

]]> Comment on Thunder Punch Daily 133 – How is Transformer Babby Formed? by Sharpie99 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2179&cpage=1#comment-1281 Sharpie99 Wed, 13 Jul 2011 14:25:18 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2179#comment-1281 Maybe you covered this topic already but what is more important... Story or character? A good character can drive a story and a good story can make you interested in characters...or are they both needed? Thanks Maybe you covered this topic already but what is more important… Story or character? A good character can drive a story and a good story can make you interested in characters…or are they both needed?
Thanks

]]> Comment on Art & Story 191 – The Big CMS Decision by EricScales http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2172&cpage=1#comment-1280 EricScales Sat, 09 Jul 2011 22:19:31 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2172#comment-1280 Just wanted to verify Kevin's memory of purple people with lollipop heads on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. In one of the more sprawling and wackier storylines, meant to teach kids the value of diversity, Lady Elaine becomes an astronaut, and on a flying mat made of leaves discovers the Planet Purple, where everything is purple and the people are all the same. 2 of these people, Paul and Pauline, visit the neighborhood of make believe. They were life size figures, but very flat, probably wood cutouts but covered with just enough padding and material to give them some minimal dimension. Their heads did have kind of a furry ring around them, I've always thought of it like the fur around an eskimo's hood, with their faces in the middle, but I've heard others refer to it as a lollipop head too. I wonder if in the original design it was supposed to suggest the globe of a space helmet or something. Anyway, these people, like I said were very flat figures, and it appeared that their feet were attached to a common base below camera, and when they'd talk, they would turn from side to side in unison. They had no moving mouths, but the effect was akin to what a kid tends to do with an action figure to make it talk- you just kind of move the one that's talking. After 1992, episodes of Mr Rogers that were filmed prior to 1979 were pulled from broadcast, so the purple people haven't been seen since then. However, Purple Panda, also from the planet purple, was still being used in episodes until the show ceased production in 2001, so he's more readily remembered by a lot of people, though I'm sure many kids who watched the show had no idea where Purple Panda came from or why he spoke in such a monotone voice. Lots of great Mister Rogers info at http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/ . Also, Amazon is slowly releasing vintage episodes for download at this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004C539I4?ie=UTF8&tag=eighteenminut-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B004C539I4 Still none from the Purple Planet storyline though. Just wanted to verify Kevin’s memory of purple people with lollipop heads on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. In one of the more sprawling and wackier storylines, meant to teach kids the value of diversity, Lady Elaine becomes an astronaut, and on a flying mat made of leaves discovers the Planet Purple, where everything is purple and the people are all the same. 2 of these people, Paul and Pauline, visit the neighborhood of make believe. They were life size figures, but very flat, probably wood cutouts but covered with just enough padding and material to give them some minimal dimension. Their heads did have kind of a furry ring around them, I’ve always thought of it like the fur around an eskimo’s hood, with their faces in the middle, but I’ve heard others refer to it as a lollipop head too. I wonder if in the original design it was supposed to suggest the globe of a space helmet or something. Anyway, these people, like I said were very flat figures, and it appeared that their feet were attached to a common base below camera, and when they’d talk, they would turn from side to side in unison. They had no moving mouths, but the effect was akin to what a kid tends to do with an action figure to make it talk- you just kind of move the one that’s talking. After 1992, episodes of Mr Rogers that were filmed prior to 1979 were pulled from broadcast, so the purple people haven’t been seen since then. However, Purple Panda, also from the planet purple, was still being used in episodes until the show ceased production in 2001, so he’s more readily remembered by a lot of people, though I’m sure many kids who watched the show had no idea where Purple Panda came from or why he spoke in such a monotone voice.

Lots of great Mister Rogers info at http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/ . Also, Amazon is slowly releasing vintage episodes for download at this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004C539I4?ie=UTF8&tag=eighteenminut-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B004C539I4 Still none from the Purple Planet storyline though.

]]> Comment on Video: Script to the Page by Thunder Punch Daily 132 – Knitting Scenes Together : Art & Story: The Show That Digs Deep Into The Craft Of Cartooning http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2150&cpage=1#comment-1279 Thunder Punch Daily 132 – Knitting Scenes Together : Art & Story: The Show That Digs Deep Into The Craft Of Cartooning Wed, 06 Jul 2011 16:33:23 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2150#comment-1279 [...] Mark’s new video explaining his process of taking a comics script to the finished page [...] [...] Mark’s new video explaining his process of taking a comics script to the finished page [...]

]]> Comment on Thunder Punch Daily 129 – Analytic Eye by Marshall (Calmplex) http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2138&cpage=1#comment-1278 Marshall (Calmplex) Tue, 05 Jul 2011 21:08:58 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2138#comment-1278 Yes I'm definitely interested in recording analysis of comics in the forums. There's actually a thread where we have been discussing a book club type of idea that reminds me of this on the forums that you might want to check out. So yes very interested! Yes I’m definitely interested in recording analysis of comics in the forums. There’s actually a thread where we have been discussing a book club type of idea that reminds me of this on the forums that you might want to check out. So yes very interested!

]]> Comment on High Adventure Daily 114 – Kickstarter by jamiegambell http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2115&cpage=1#comment-1277 jamiegambell Thu, 30 Jun 2011 04:32:59 +0000 http://www.cvcomics.com/artandstory/?p=2115#comment-1277 Thank you! Thank you!

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