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Shakespeare and Company, ten years after I first went there (and I say this without irony), became myself Photo by Juliane Berry Me when I was 17, in front of Shakespeare and Co, with founder George Whitman

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Via MTV Style Pretty neat!

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At SXSW, Dr. Sketchy’s fulfilled one of my long held dreams and brought Reverse Mermaids to (disturbingly sexy) life. John Adams was on hand to catch pictures Getting interviewed Amelia Raley, impressaria of Dr. Sketchy’s Austin and total dish It’s ALIVE! Amelia! While disturbing, the Reverse Mermaid’s legs go on for days. Angeliska and her [...]

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God, what an amazing, sun filled, barbecue stuffed three days in Austin. SXSW, I love you, and I only regret leaving you so soon. Btw, seeing one’s crazed octopus illustration on the arms of fifty thousand people is quite a trip Some press: * The Atlantic Still, for all the possibilities for innovation, social media [...]

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On Saturday night, Dances of Vice threw The Powerhouse Stomp, a party paying homage to the cartoons of the 1930′s and 40′s. Vintage styled dames and dandies crowded into Liberty Hall at the Ace Hotel (one my favorite haunts in New York). I spent the night creating a massive drawing while the Brian Carpenter Orchestra [...]

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Chinashop Mag just posted Angouleme is the Anti-San Diego, my writeup of the most amazing comic con I’ve ever been lucky enough to attend. I’m still spending my days idling in bed reading all the French comics I emptied my pockets on Till next year!

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This epic bloggery comes because, after a 15 hour layover in Zurich, I’m home! Me and Fred just got back from Angouleme (ie best comics convention in universe, soon to be written up for Chinashop) and Paris. Let the vacation photos commence! When I was 17, I spent some months working at Shakespeare and Company, [...]

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More to come on my adventures at the biggest comic con in the Western hemisphere.

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Ghostlight Project – Film Fragment #30 from Jim Batt on Vimeo. Jim Batt is a ferociously talented director who has created some of my favorite videos for Kim Boekbinder. We’re all currently working on a stop motion animation that will soon take over the warehouse where Jim lives in Melbourne. One of Jim’s side projects [...]

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