Opened" Creat 30 Mini-Comics" In Art Cartoon Museum /San Fransisco 2015

Opened "Creat 30 Mini-Comics" In Art Cartoon Museum/ San Fransisco 2015

The Cartoon Art Museum is joining forces with the newly announced SF Comics Fest and local creators Ellis Kim and Nathan Vargas. Together they will host a community event to encourage the public to dive into comic creation as part of the Cartoon Art Museum’s 30th anniversary celebrations this year. Our goal will be to create at least 30 mini-comics in a single day at the museum on Saturday May 9, 2015 from 11:30am to 5pm.

“It’s always important that there are opportunities where artists of all levels, kids and adults, can come and collaborate together, to find a love for the art of cartooning,” said artist and volunteer organizer Brian Kolm. “Everyone can create a comic and express themselves,” Kolm added.

30 for 30th: Mini-Comics Challenge

The Cartoon Art Museum and its patrons will attempt to create 30 mini-comics in one day to celebrate its 30th Anniversary. Demonstrations, creative coaching and materials provided.

The museum’s featured guests, Nathan Vargas and Ellis Kim, will introduce participants to the process of make four-to-eight page mini-comics. Vargas will demonstrate his writers’ block game, MTheory, to get participants started. Kim will walk through different techniques and present his own comics work, “Time Fiddler.” Organizer Brian Kolm and other community volunteer cartoonists will be on hand to help you complete your very own mini-comic to take home.

Where: Cartoon Art Museum – 655 Mission St, San Francisco CA

When: Saturday, May 9th

Time: 11:30am to 5pm

All ages are welcome