Congratulations to Melanie Gillman on their recent DINKy Award! Gillman is the artist behind Pockets, which won for best mini comic, and As the Crow Flies, a story about a queer teenager who finds herself stranded at an all-white Christian youth backpacking camp. Check it out!
Cartoonist Ricardo Siri, who goes by the name Liniers, talks during an interview on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017, in his studio at home in Norwich, Vt. (Valley News – Charles Hatcher) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
You already know it’s gonna be a busy weekend, what with First Friday taking place in White River Junction and all, so let’s get your list started early.
Happening at the Center for Cartoon Studies, starting at 6:30 p.m.: the opening reception of an exhibit by Liniers, the Argentine cartoonist living in the Upper Valley who Valley News staff reporter EmmaJean Holley wrote about last fall.
Details from CCS below and in the Valley News‘ latest edition of Art Notes.
Opening Reception of @porliniers exhibit on Friday (3/2), 6:30-8pm @cartoonstudies #comics https://t.co/TPMqjczIcH pic.twitter.com/7ZwH7xOU1i
— Cartoon Studies (@cartoonstudies) March 1, 2018
Kane Lynch’s comic is available to read in English or Spanish.
I was so honored to create the artwork for today’s Google Doodle to honor Marlene Dietrich’s 116th Birthday. She’s a true icon. https://t.co/KGMb5OXZBv
— Sasha Velour (@sasha_velour) December 27, 2017
'The Ladybroad Ledger' and Conosaurus founder @stephanieZUPPO ups the funny business. https://t.co/rAhVHNXVbG pic.twitter.com/QIyibkZnTZ
— Seven Days (@sevendaysvt) December 3, 2017
Neato! Check out the Q&A here.