This is a drawing I did to fill an extra page in my new minicomic “Origins of Origami Comics: Volume 1 – Pandora’s Box” (which, as the title implies, provides some background into the thinking, research and preparation that went into the creation of my first origami comic, “Pandora’s Box”).
It’s been almost ten years since I created “Pandora’s Box” and I thought this mini provided a good opportunity to revisit the subject and see how much my drawing style has changed.
Look for me at the 2017 MoCCA Arts Festival (April 1st & 2nd in NYC)!
I will be at table F-217 with two new mini-comics – “Origins of Origami Comics: Volume 1 – Pandora’s Box” and “Unfolded Tales (UNSUNG)” as well as old favorites including “Pandora’s Box,” “Schrodinger’s Cat,” “Bonetti’s Defense,” and “Platform 3-1/2”
“Platform 3-1/2 “is at the printer now and (with a little late night trimming, cutting, folding, etc.) I am looking forward to debuting it at MoCCA Fest next weekend (April 2-3). “Platform 3-1/2” is an artisanal mini-comic with a “hidden page” for readers to discover.
Origami Comics will be exhibiting at MoCCA Fest (April 2nd & 3rd in NYC) this year. More details to come.
Please note that MoCCA Fest has moved to a new location, exhibitors at Metropolitan West (639 West 46th Street just off 12th Avenue) with programming at Ink48.
Exhibitor Hall will be open from 11:00AM – 6:00PM each day.
Origami Comics will be at table #222 (2nd Floor) during this year’s MoCCA Arts Festival. This year’s festival will be held on April 11 & 12, 11am-6pm each day at Center 548 (West 22nd Street between 10th & 11th Avenue).
I will be debuting a new comic “Bonetti’s Defense: I Know Something You Don’t Know About Swordplay in The Princess Bride.” It’s an analysis of actual fencing terms and historical fencing masters referenced in the movie and book. Who are these people? What does it all mean? And does Thibault really cancel Capo Ferro?
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