Convention Dish: SPACE
SPACE (Small Press & Alternative Comics Expo)
- April 24 and 25, 2010
- Ramada Plaza Hotel & Convention Center
- Columbus, Ohio
The Dish
If you’ve exhibited at this convention in the past, please post your experience below.
If you’ve exhibited at this convention in the past, please post your experience below.
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During a Banner Ad Hot Seat critique, we discussed a problem that subscriber Megan Gedris (YU+ME) experienced with her advertising. The art style of her comic changes from day to so, so it was impossible for the ad to reflect the comic on any given day.
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If you’ve exhibited at Paradise Comic Con, please post details below.
If you’ve exhibited at this convention in the past, please post your experience below.
According to Karl Kerschl by way of Fleen, there seems to be a WordPress / Comics Press hack going around:
…it’s never a bad time to doublecheck your versions, make sure your backups are current (it’s my understanding that a WordPress XML backup is safe from the risk of accidentally carrying over nastyware), and update anything that needs updating.
I’ve become pretty competent at dissecting and drafting contracts, so much to the point where I’m known as the “contract guy” within my group of business school friends. By no means am I a lawyer, but I’m solid enough to know when to pick up the phone for our attorneys versus what I can handle on my own. In a departure from my all-theory-all-the-time piece last month, I’m going to try to alternate between that and a more concrete offering. Today we’re going to try to distill my own steps in going through and breaking down contracts and what my thought process is for kicking it over to the billable-hours guys.
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This post was graciously submitted by Mark Anderson.
I’m a professional cartoonist which means I’m writing almost constantly. I’m also a regular blogger. And like most bloggers, occasionally I get writer’s bloc
One day while racking my brain for something to blog about, I decided to use some of the tricks I use to generate cartoons to come up with some blog ideas.
It worked great, so I put together a comic strip (what else?) to show how bloggers can borrow techniques used by cartoonists to push past blogger’s block.
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