As we enter the end of this year, it’ll soon become apparent that there’s a whole new year coming up that will need organizing. In the past, cavemen would carve tallies into the wall to know how long until their next birthday, but that was then, and now that we’re advanced future men, we can
This week is just chock-full of celebration, as this Thursday at midnight marks the release of the 3D version of The Phantom Menace. We’ll be there at Edward’s Mira Mesa interviewing and talking with you the fans. In the spirit of Star Wars, our crew took on the challenge to draw your favorite Star Wars
There is a particular art to going digital. The transition can be a bit of a trial of one’s artistic dedication. While I was introduced to Wacom’s products early on in my artistic career, it wasn’t until very recently that I became comfortable with tablets.I found it very difficult to draw on the Tablet and
With Comic Issues attending San Diego Comic Con for the first time this year, you could say our schedule was just a bit crazy. With plenty of things to cover, it was difficult to find time for everything. We had one goal in mind: locate a featured artist. What was so amazing about the goal was
Very few things have had an impact on people the way Star Wars has. At the time of the release of Episode IV: A New Hope, nothing like it had been really seen before. The scope and imagination of it all felt so expansive and endless. It was Star Trek on crack. Star Wars has
Like the great explorers of the past, I too went on an adventure. I journeyed through the deep jungles of Deviant Art, to discover what would turn out to be the latest addition to the already long list of webcomics that I read. I’m speaking of Plume. I had the opportunity to sit down with the
The Comic Issues Podcast has been making its rounds at various conventions all over SoCal. Our goal was to locate new and upcoming artists that was when we met Jeff Martinez. During our time at Anime Conji, I came across a brilliant Green Lantern Corps poster; wanting to show my GL creds, I reached for
During Japan’s Fashion Week, designer Kunihiko Morinaga debuted his 8-Bit re-imagining of women’s clothing from his line “anrealage.” His fashion line for the fall and winter 2011/2012 season encompasses quite the range of women’s clothing: everything from professional attire and dresses to sweatshirts and athletic-wear. These contain the same pixelated feel to them, and, from far away,
As many geeks have been saying for a while now (and as I’ve started earlier), video games should be considered art. Now it appears that the general masses, or at least one of the most well-known art museums, is starting to accept that fact. The Smithsonian American Art Museum, located in Washington, D.C., is opening