Show Notes: On this episode I (Lin Workman) talk about exposure- the good, the bad, and the ugly I’ve experienced as an artist and comics creator. I also discuss some of the promotions I’ve done in the past, and try to share what to do (or not do) when promoting yourself and/or project. Don’t die… Continue reading Episode 19 – “Southern Exposure”
Show Notes: On this episode I talk to Little Deaths creator and Texas transplant – David Doub. David is the founder of Dusk Comics and is a member of Shonuff Studios, a comic and art production company. His numerous publications include Dusk, Miss Tilney, Forever, Mystery Masque, and the upcoming Little Deaths. According to the… Continue reading Episode 18 – “Little Deaths” With David Doub
Show Notes: Greetings, listeners! While doing a test flight on Zoom to try and work out some issues I’ve been having, I hit the record button and did an interview with my live-in tech support person- my wife, Nicki Workman. We talk toons, tech, podcasts, her experiences with backing crowdfunding as a fan, her comics… Continue reading Episode 17 – “I.T. Phone Home” With Nicki Workman
Show Notes: I talk toons, kickstarting art projects, conventions, (not) traveling, going back to school, and local weather conditions with the “Athena Voltaire” creator – Steve Bryant. We discuss his early work at gaming companies and with Action Lab Comics, and his current Kickstarter for his graphic novel- “Athena Voltaire and the Terror on the… Continue reading Episode 16 – “Athena Voltaire” Steve Bryant
Show Notes: I talk toons, kickstarting art projects, married life, health issues, and “real nerd $#*+” with the man with the golden couch, Party Monster Supreme – Dave Dwonch. We discuss his early work with Action Lab Comics, his upcoming “Jenny Zero” mini-series with Dark Horse Comics, and his current Kickstarter for his graphic novel-… Continue reading Episode 15 – “Party Monster” Dave Dwonch
Show Notes: I talk toons and kickstarting art projects with Sal “Uncle Sal” Abbinanti. We discuss his early work in advertising, self-publishing comics, representing other artists, and his first ever Kickstarter for his first ever graphic novel- “The Hostage“. WARNING: F-bombs and other colorful language await you in this conversation with Sal. From his Kickstarter… Continue reading Episode 14 – “The Hostage” by Sal Abbinanti
Show Notes: Had a some recording issues during the MSCA Zoom call on Groundhog’s Day, so this time I’m solo again- and unfortunately not $1,000,000,000 richer. I announce the details for our first “Drawing Funny” contest (listen to win MSCA Zines, Samurai tee by me, and some MSCA and Drawing Funny swag), give a few… Continue reading Episode 13 – “Luck Of The Draw”
Show Notes: This episode I’ve got a few reviews and reading recommendations for you- “WINK” by Rob Harrell, “The Impending Blindness Of Billie Scott” by Zoe Thorogood, and the NCSFEST are my recommendations- but I also review “Hit-Girl In HOLLYWOOD” by Kevin Smith (and don’t really recommend it so much). I also have some MSCA… Continue reading Episode 12 – “The Dirty Dozen (or so)”
Show Notes: We’re gonna start this new year with a trip back to the past in this “Flashback Friday” episode. Originally recorded for the Rogues Radio Podcast at the 2018 Memphis Comic Expo (AKA “DonnieCon“). I talk with the Bluff City Batman (James Fyke), wrestling historian and author Mark James, and wrestling legend Jerry “The King”… Continue reading Episode 11 – “Batman VS Superking”
Show Notes: This is the Mid-South Cartoonists Association’s December Monthly Zoom Meeting– well, most of it. We talk toons, discuss what’s happening around the M-town, swap ideas on self-promotion/increasing eyes on our artwork, and how to make money with it and commissions during a time with no (or few) in person conventions. The monthly video… Continue reading Episode 10 – “PROcrastination”