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With Seattle’s Emerald City Comic Con this weekend, I thought it would be a good time for a little round-up of some of the great travel advice featured on Webcomics.com. Safe travels, everyone.
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Scott, Brad, Dave and Kris get hyped for the epic Emerald City Comicon this weekend (March 13 and 14, 2010) in Seattle, WA with special guest Jim Demonakos.
With convention season in full swing, and taxes right around the corner, it’s pretty easy to get overwhelmed. And it’s easier still to start forgetting to do important things.
You probably have a To-Do list scribbled on a piece of paper or you’ve attempted to use a digital substitute such as Things.
But just looking at the list is enough to give you hives.
OK. Take a breath. Let’s regroup.
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This group has a pretty wide range of cartoonists, and I’m noticing that some of you are very interested in topics that cover the basics. So every now and again, I’m going to take a few minute to brush up on rudimentary skills and processes.
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As convention season warms up, I’m going to spotlight a few things that have made my experience as an exhibitor go much more easily. And top of that list is the convertible hand truck.
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After a long hiatus, the Webcomics Weekly podcast has returned!I will continue to alert you to updates in this space, however. 🙂
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