NOTICE: Please read this blog post to know why there will be no new inkdicks posted up for a few days.
So Sweetwater had me come in to teach his Intro to Sequential Art class about the wonders of screenprinting. I am getting better at teaching each time I give it a try. Practice. I’ll soon get the hang of it.
The kids were actually really great. And in their defense, it WAS a little chilly out. For the most part they seemed really interested in the screenpritning process. I hope I got at least one of them hooked on it and hopefully also hooked on minicomics. In order to create a REAL and long-lasting comic scene in Savannah we need to get students into minicomics as freshmen and sophomores, instead of as juniors and seniors. One girl was already talking about doing something like my Boxcar Joe comic in a cool little slipcase. That gives me hope for the future of the Savannah comic scene.
It’s interesting to see the make-up of the youngest sequential class. In a class of about seventeen there were only TWO OR THREE males. This is refreshing, since back in the day of my class it was maybe a 3 to 1 male to female ratio. It’s nice to see that the industry will no longer be such a sausage fest. Soon the industry, both in terms of creators and readership, will be balanced evenly between males and females, the way it should be. The American comic industry really shot themselves in the foot by running a boys only club for over 60 years. Times, they be a changin’.
And no, I didn’t REALLY squirt them, as funny as it may have been to actually do so.
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