Tag: workshops
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Clarion Blogs February Update
Three new Clarion blogs have been added to the collection this month – Random Jane, Artemis Jones and Allan Rouselle. I found these blogs through a lovely e-mail Neile Graham sent me many months ago that I’m slowly working my way through. Thanks Neile!
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Clarion reading list
Updated 5 September – as I go through my notes and find more recommendations. One of the many joys of Clarion was to get recommendations for good reads from wise teachers and co-clarionerds. This is an incomplete list, I forgot to jot down the list on the fridge and I’m sure there are ones mentioned…
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Taken to Twitter!
I have now joined the twitterers. I blame Stephen Fry, he’s so intelligent and lovely and his love for it has infused me. It had been tempting me for sometime, given that lovely smart people like Liz Gorinsky and Mary Robinette Kowal Twitter. I have read enough about twitter and seen enough evidence that I…
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Comics Workshop now on 24 February
My Comics workshop planned for 17 February will now be held on the 24th – we have encountered some logistical difficulties. Making Comics – writing, drawing and scheming! When: 2.30 – 5.30 Tuesday 24 February For: People aged 12-25 Where: U-Turn Corner Chandler Street and Swanson Court Belconnen ACT 2616 This workshop is free, thanks…
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Comic creation drop in workshop in Canberra
Making Comics – writing, drawing and scheming! Serious, silly, gritty, funny, bizarre or poignant. One panel to 300 page sagas and beyond. Stick figures, photo realism or crazy collage. The world of comics is an amazing place. An informal comics creation session for experienced hands and those who’ve never tried it before. Liz Argall will…
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Post Workshops
Well I’ve finished all my booked in workshops. Wow, what a ride, what a rush. I’ve been delighted by the artwork that has been produced by my students, and how they have learned a lot more about telling stories with their art. It’s been rewarding to challenge confident students to new levels and have shy…
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Conflux time of year
Conflux is almost upon us, Canberra’s annual Science Fiction Convention. I’m really excited about the panels this year, lots of interesting, juicy subject matter, with some strong social/cultural analysis elements that makes my inner anthropologist squee with joy. I’m not sure how much I’ll get to experience much however, I’m co-mcing the opening and closing…