Podcast appearances and mentions of danielle corsetto

Dave Kellett discusses the three phases of art. First, you're just trying to make it work. Then, you try to make it right. And after you've mastered those, you can begin to make it fast.On today's show:Make it work, make it right, make it fastUPDATE: Danielle Corsetto's lettering tipsUPDATE: Substack Notes adviceUPDATE: KDP and Global ComixSummaryThe hosts discuss the stages of artistic development in comics, starting with making it work, then making it right, and finally making it fast. They compare this progression to the process of building a shelf, where you start by making it functional and then refine it over time. They estimate that it takes about 3-5 years to make it work, 10-15 years to make it right, and even longer to make it fast. They emphasize the importance of putting in the time and effort to reach each stage of development. In this part of the conversation, Brad and Dave discuss the different stages of their careers in comics and how they have evolved over time. They talk about the importance of making it right before making it fast and how their skills and speed have improved over the years. They also discuss the idea of never being as good as their heroes but striving to be the best version of themselves.Additionally, they share a lettering tip from Danielle Corsetto and discuss the potential of Substack. Brad and Dave discuss their experiences with Substack and Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) in this conversation. Brad shares his positive experience with Substack, highlighting its features and the potential for audience growth. They also discuss the drawbacks of KDP, including discoverability issues and the difficulty of dealing with Amazon. Brad recommends Global Comix as an alternative platform for building an audience. The conversation concludes with a discussion of upcoming projects and the excitement for the future.TakeawaysThe process of artistic development in comics involves three stages: making it work, making it right, and making it fast.Making it work is about creating a functional comic while making it right involves refining the details and improving the quality.Progressing through each stage takes time and effort, with estimates of 3-5 years to make it work, 10-15 years to make it right, and even longer to make it fast.Putting in the work and consistently creating comics is essential for growth and improvement as an artist. It is important to focus on making it right before trying to make it fast.Skills and speed improve over time with practice and experience.Strive to be the best version of yourself rather than trying to be as good as your heroes.Consider flipping and printing the artwork on the back to create perfect hand-lettered original art.Substack has the potential to be a valuable platform for comic creators. Substack offers a great platform for artists to share their work and build an audience.KDP may not be the best option for indie creators due to discoverability issuesGlobal Comix is a promising alternative platform for building an audienceIt's important to focus on creating joyful and engaging content on social media platforms  You get great rewards when you join the ComicLab Community on Patreon$2 — Early access to episodes$5 — Submit a question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast. Plus $2-tier rewards.Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the author of The Webcomics Handbook. Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive.

Bustin’ makes me feel good! This episode, Retro Movie Reviews make their way to Comic Timing, and so does the crew of Chris Eberle, Adam Murdough, and Shane Kelly! The foursome is joined by none other than Danielle Corsetto to discuss her favorite movie of all time, Ghostbusters. They go through what makes the movie … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 221: Retro Movie Review – Ghostbusters →

Jimmy went to SPX (Small Press Expo) over the weekend and got 15 interviews with almost 5 hrs of coverage. You'll hear 3 in this episode w/ Danielle Corsetto, Monica Gallagher & Jamie Noguchi. Other ones Jimmy got over the weekend are with Aimee de Jongh, Barbara Stok, Rumi Hara, Ho Che Anderson, Robin Ha, Juniper Kim, Falynn Koch, Vera Greentea, Katriona Chapman, Kata Kane, Grace Desmarais and Ned Kane. The show itself was a big hit! Great variety of exhibitors and guests. Well organized and a great turnout. You can hear Jimmy's recap on this episode as well. Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!

This episode is a bit of a break from the norm, with Danielle Corsetto and Dan Berry discussing approaches to teaching. This mainly takes the form of Danielle asking Dan's opinion on various aspects of being an arts educator, from confidence, to expertise, to grades, to tone of voice and more.  The course in Denmark we both taught on is the Graphic Storytelling course at The Animation Workshop, Via University in Viborg. It is exceptionally good and I am always very impressed with what they do and how they do it.

The CGS rolodex continues to unfold its wonders, as we welcome back cartoonist Danielle Corsetto to enthuse about Elephant Town (the open-ended online graphic novel she's been working on) and to shoot the breeze with us about the bad habits and guilty pleasures we've all embraced under quarantine! Plus, a paean to the X-Men, Claremont's and Hickman's; a bit of speculation on the possible demise of Diamond's comics distribution monopoly; several reader's reviews; and other COVIDiosyncrasies. (2:00:11)

The CGS rolodex continues to unfold its wonders, as we welcome back cartoonist Danielle Corsetto to enthuse about Elephant Town (the open-ended online graphic novel she's been working on) and to shoot the breeze with us about the bad habits and guilty pleasures we've all embraced under quarantine! Plus, a paean to the X-Men, Claremont's and Hickman's; a bit of speculation on the possible demise of Diamond's comics distribution monopoly; several reader's reviews; and other COVIDiosyncrasies. (2:00:11)

Danielle Corsetto and Dan Berry chat all about webcomics, newspapers, Patreon and what to do with a dead elephant. Consider supporting the show on Patreon - coming soon are Explainer videos, where Dan explains something.

In this episode, we question almost every choice made in the absolutely cult BLOOD FOR DRACULA, directed by Paul Morrissey. Join us as we skeeve out over the grossest moment in cinema we've seen thus far, Andy makes Twilight jokez, and Stephanie discusses Vampire Lore and how Bram Stoker is turning in his grave. Plus, Sex Ed with Stephanie and how Andy absolutely never learned to prank people properly. THE VAMPIRE, by Volta Ornella (a scholarly look at Dracula and vampire tropes, including Bram Stoker's Dracula) BOO! IT'S SEX, a web comic by Danielle Corsetto, Monica Gallagher

Webcomics weirdos Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar talkin’ shop! When a listener asks how to recover after a failed con, Brad launches into a discussion of the gambler’s mentality of comic conventions. And Dave launches his newest character, Susanne Mactaggart, inspirational speaker. THEN, if a key to success is making good comics, what should you be focused on learning and doing to make that happen? NEXT, looking back over his decision to launch a NSFW comic series, is there anything that Brad would have done differently? AND Dave mentions the sweet perfection of the title of Danielle Corsetto’s new comic — “BOO! It’s Sex!” FINALLY, what size should your original art be — and why? BUT FIRST… When doctors say, “STAT!” on medical dramas, what does that mean? And why isn’t it just was cool for copy editors to yell “STET!”   Show notes 00:00 — When doctors say, “stat,” what does it mean? 04:52 — How do you recover after a failed con? 17:45 — Susanne MacTaggart, inspirational speaker 17:55 — If “Good Work” is the key — what should I be focused on learning/doing? 36:26 — Looking back on his decision to do NSFW comics, is there anything Brad would have done differently? 54:57 — Danielle Corsetto’s new comic, “Boo! It’s Sex!” 56:45 — At what size should you create original art?   Great rewards when you support ComicLab $2 — support the show $5 — submit a question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast $10 — record an audio question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast $50 — Sponsor the show! We’ll read a brief promo for your comic/product and read it twice during the show AND you get the exclusive ProTips podcast Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the editor of Webcomics.com Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive.

Zach Lehner joins Patrick in a very echo-y room to talk all about his brand new Oni Press graphic novel “Junior Brave of the Apocalypse Book 2: Out of the Woods.” This conversation gets deeper than either of them expected as they dig way beneath the surface of comic book creation and the importance of Calvin and Hobbes. Also, they play amateur detectives and explore their abandoned surroundings. Zach is signing at Challengers all day on Wednesday, August 8th from 11am to 7pm (along with “Girls With Slingshots” creator Danielle Corsetto from 4pm -7pm, but she is not on this episode). Bonus! Dal pops in to talk briefly about the New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Special!

Danielle Corsetto is the creator of the webcomic Girls With Slingshots, which ran from 2004­-2015. She also penned three Adventure Time OGNs for BOOM! Studios, and wrote and drew The New Adventures of Bat Boy for the Weekly World News. She posts autobio strips about her cats and yoga at Stuckat32.com, and is writing a sex ed comic with Monica Gallaher called BOO! It’s Sex. WHERE TO FIND US: Comic Book Pitt is part of the SORGATRON MEDIA NETWORK EMAIL: comicbookpitt@gmail.com CALL: 412-450-0227 FACEBOOK: facebook.com/comicbookpitt TWITTER: @comicbookpitt INSTAGRAM: @comicbookpitt

Dan, Jared, and Shawn talk with webcomics creator Danielle Corsetto. Danielle Corsetto is the creator of the webcomic Girls With Slingshots (https://girlswithslingshots.com/), which ran from 2004-2015. She also penned three Adventure Time OGNs for BOOM! Studios, and wrote and drew The New Adventures of Bat Boy for the Weekly World News. She posts autobio strips about her cats and yoga at Stuckat32.com (Stuckat32.com), and is writing a sex ed comic with Monica Gallaher called BOO! It’s Sex (https://www.webtoons.com/en/slice-of-life/boo-its-sex/list?title_no=1413&page=1). WHERE TO FIND US: Comic Book Pitt is part of the SORGATRON MEDIA NETWORK EMAIL: comicbookpitt@gmail.com CALL: 412-450-0227 FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM

We're joined by webcomics OG Danielle Corsetto. She shares her unique perspective on Patreon, and she has some advice for last week's question about choosing the best comic convention — TCAF! Her strategy to implement Kickstarter in the process is one you'll want to hear. Plus, Dave Kellett asks if he should delete his Facebook account. And, finally both Danielle and Brad Guigar discuss ending a long-running webcomic. BUT FIRST... Dave and his wife book a hotel room for an anniversary celebration, and when the front desk sends up complimentary wine and chocolate-dipped strawberries, it gives him an idea — one that involves his ComicLab co-host! Great rewards when you support ComicLab $2 — support the show $5 — submit a question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast $10 — record an audio question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast $50 — Sponsor the show! We’ll read a brief promo for your comic/product and read it twice during the show AND you get the exclusive ProTips podcast Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the editor of Webcomics.com Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive.

The guys head back to the Emerald City Comicon! This week's minisodes include Danielle Corsetto of Girls with Slingshots, Cosplayer Extraordinaire Ireland Reid, Charitable Organization The Hero Initiative, Comic Book writer and filmmaker Kyle Higgins The post Episode 295 – ECCC 2018 Part 1 appeared first on Clinically Inane.

Kim Jung Gi, The Walking Dead, Supergirl, World's Finest #285-288 by Cary Burkett, Frank Miller, Dick Giordano, Rich Buckler, Sam De La Rosa, Trevor von Eeden, Lynn Varley, Marv Wolfman, and Adrian Gonzales, Will Eisner's The Spirit Magazine #36-#37 from Kitchen Sink, DC's Rebirth roll call, All-New, All-Different Avengers by Mark Waid and Mahmud Asrar, Plastic Farm: Sowing Seeds in Fertile Soil by Rafer Roberts, Danielle Corsetto, Dennis Culver, Dave Morgan, Wendi Strang-Frost, and Jake Warrenfeltz from Plastic Farm Press, Gil Kane, Amazing Heroes and David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview, Jonathan Hickman and DC?, Gold Digger by Fred Perry from Antarctic Press, Joe Frankenstein by Graham Nolan and Chuck Dixon, Terry Moore's Rachel Rising, and a whole mess more!

Danielle Corsetto has been reading Emily's newly released book, Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life (available soon in the UK). Danielle asks questions about what makes sex hurt, and whether that's normal. They also discuss the male-centric definitions of sex (especially as it pertains to orgasm), as well as how Big Pharma is trying to medicalize women's sexual dysfunction with "Female Viagra".

Reviews: Captain Stone #1, Garbage Pail Kids Comic Book Puke-Tacular #1, Mono #1, The Multiversity: Thunderworld #1, Robin Rises Alpha #1, Ascension, Doctor Who Christmas Special It's the hot CNI New Year's special for you! Jimmy welcomes podcast wife Erica Schultz and Geek Syndicate Managing Editor Sharlene Mousfar to the CNI studio for a New Year's extravaganza! They chat about what nerdy stuff they got for Christmas and what the new year ahead will bring. News includes: Danielle Corsetto to call it quits on Girls With Slingshots, Constantine gets saving...kind of and Netflix's Daredevil series will be dark in tone. Have a safe and happy new year! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

Danielle Corsetto and Rich Stevens do their version of water cooler talk and it becomes a show. Discussed: the importance of a hammock and naps, good gluten-free pizza, and what happened when one of our hosts first tasted "Pizza! Pizza!". Is pregnancy a full-time job? This is the pilot for Coffee & Cider. You can subscribe via RSS for now. Rate and review the show once it hits iTunes. What do you do when trying to do (or avoid doing) work? Coffee & Cider is a show about two self-employed people motivating (or de-motivating) themselves and each other before hitting their mutual nightly deadlines.

As the summer of 2014 enters its final ebb, the Geeks and friends make another visit to Stone Harbor, New Jersey to visit with Adam and his family. We talk some more about the 5K/10K race, hear from Danielle Corsetto about her 'Girls With Slingshots' signing tour, play a round of 'Muddle the Murd', and more. (28:31)

Doctor Who, Jason Pearson and Body bags, Dexter #1 by Jeff Lindsay and Dalibor Talajic, Indestructible Hulk, Greg Pak, Peter David and X-Factor, Winter Soldier and Jason Latour, the Image Expo, Private Eye by Brian K Vaughn and Marcos Martin, Under the Dome, Arrow, Adventure Time: Playing with Fire by Danielle Corsetto and Zack Sterling from KABOOM!, Batman animated, ROM, Grendel, Ashley Wood's Machine Sabbath from IDW, the Parker books by Darwyn Cooke and IDW, The Fabulous Killjoys by Gerard Way and Becky Cloonan, Rick Remender and John Romita JRs Captain America, and a whole mess more!

FIRST KISS PROTOCOL, POLYAMORY & CONDOM TECHNOLOGY! Sex-positive cartoonist Danielle Corsetto shares tips on writing, dating and kissing. TOPICS: Character Development, Pony/ Puppy/ Bunny BDSM, Cheating, Honesty, Jealousy, GIF silliness, Listener Ideas, Kissing Tips and Initiating First Contact. Danielle Corsetto is the cartoonist behind Girls With Slingshots, a slice-of-life webcomic about two girls, a bar, and a talking cactus... and vibrators, and lesbians, and unusual sexual identities, and cats and love and a little BDSM. You can read her strip (and vibrator reviews!) at www.girlswithslingshots.com every weekeday. If you enjoy a little TMI from strangers, her Twitter handle is @dcorsetto and she is an active supporter of #TMITuesday tweets. Danielle lives in Shepherdstown, WV with her two cats and a 12-year-old goldfish. Follow @DaveToTheRoss and @SexNerdSandra on Twitter! And visit Sex Nerd Sandra’s website for more sexy nerdiness!

There's a hodge podge of topics in this episode. We have some convention talk, discuss Danielle Corsetto's upcoming 'Adventure Time' OGN, Shane goes on and on about Legos, and we trumpet the return of DC Nation on the Cartoon Newtork. (1:00:26)

Todd talks with the creator of the Girls With Slingshots webcomic (http://www.girlswithslingshots.com). Danielle Corsetto created her first comic strip when she was 8 years old, starting with a blatant rip-off of Garfield called Fat Cat. She started writing Hazelnuts in high school, the precursor to Girls With Slingshots (unbeknownst to her at the time), and ran a comic about super-slacker college kids called Ramblers in the student paper at Shepherd College (as well as popimage.com). In October of 2004, she began Girls With Slingshots, and a couple of years later she was doing the strip full-time. It's now updated 5 times a week at some god-awful hour. In addition to GWS, Danielle wrote and drew The New Adventures of Bat Boy for the Weekly World News, taking the reins from Bat Boy's kind & talented former creator Peter Bagge. Danielle lives in Shepherdstown, West Virginia in a 230-year-old house with her two cats, Smudge and Ellie (aka Fluffy and Sprinkles) and her 9-year-old goldfish Goldie. She loves sipping tea, going for hikes, and eating local foods, because she is a filthy filthy hippie.

Anne gets a chance to talk with the brain and pen behind the long-running webcomic Girls With Slingshots, Danielle Corsetto!

Anne gets a chance to talk with the brain and pen behind the long-running webcomic Girls With Slingshots, Danielle Corsetto!

The Cartoon Network show 'Adventure Time' gets its own ongoing comic book from Boom Studios this month and we have the writer Ryan North on to tell us all about it. We also have a brief conversation with Mr. Phil from the Indie Spinner Rack Podcast with cameos from Danielle Corsetto and Bill Ellis. (1:18:32)

Skottie Young! John Tyler Christopher! Charles Soule! And a recap of Heroes Con weekend with Adam Withers and Comfort Love, Danielle Corsetto and Fred Chao! (48:08)

Apologies for the sound quality on this one, it had to be recovered from a damaged file. Shout out to Ironhart for bringing the lost data back from the dead! Danielle Corsetto created her first comic strip when she was 8 years old, starting with a blatant rip-off of Garfield called Fat Cat. She started writing Hazelnuts in high school, the precursor to Girls With Slingshots (unbeknownst to her at the time), and ran a comic about super-slacker college kids called Ramblers in the student paper at Shepherd College (as well as popimage.com). In October of 2004, she began Girls With Slingshots, and a couple of years later she was doing the strip full-time. It's now updated 5 times a week at some god-awful hour. In addition to GWS, Danielle wrote and drew The New Adventures of Bat Boy for the Weekly World News, taking the reins from Bat Boy's kind & talented former creator Peter Bagge. Danielle lives in Shepherdstown, West Virginia in a 230-year-old house with her two cats, Smudge and Ellie (aka Fluffy and Sprinkles) and her 9-year-old goldfish Goldie. She loves sipping tea, going for hikes, and eating local foods, because she is a filthy filthy hippie.

Show Notes: This episode is a recording of the Webcomics Roundtable panel from C2E2 2011 in Chicago, IL. Cast: Joel Watson of HijiNKS ENSUE, Kris Wilson and Rob DenBleyker of Cyanide and Happiness, Ryan Sohmer of Least I Could Do, and Danielle Corsetto from Girls With Slingshots. Rating: Explicit, NSFW, Not for kids SUBSCRIBE via […]

The first stop on the CGS Convention Tour is here and Bryan, Peter and Pants are out in Seattle to celebrate. Along with some traveling clips, we talk with Uncle Sal, Tom Feister, Nate Simpson, Danielle Corsetto, Alina Pete and the Super Future Friends Podcast. (1:19:11)

Show Notes: [Recorded 12/12/10 @ Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy in Austin, TX] This is part 2 of the webcomics panel recorded at the annual Dragon's Lair Webcomic Rampage event in Austin, TX. Enjoy! Guests: Joel Watson of HijiNKS ENSUE, Danielle Corsetto of Girls With Slingshots, David Willis of Shortpacked and Randal Milholland of Something Positive […]

Show Notes: [Recorded 12/11/10 @ Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy in Austin, TX] This is part 1 of the webcomics panel recorded at the annual Dragon's Lair Webcomic Rampage event in Austin, TX. Enjoy! Guests: Joel Watson of HijiNKS ENSUE, Danielle Corsetto of Girls With Slingshots, Jeph Jacques of Questionable Content, David Willis of Shortpacked […]

Presenting the lively Creating Webcomics Panel from CGS Super Show '10 featuring Kevin Freeman, Katie Cook, Julian Lytle, Danielle Corsetto, Mike Schwartz, Dave Dwonch and Jamie Fickes. (58:22)

This week's story is "Strip Laser Tag" for Awesoment #21, "Laser".It is read by Terry Mixon, one of the hosts of Dead Robots Society Podcast.The story was inspired by a story arc in the "Girls with Slingshots" webcomic by Danielle Corsetto.Direct Download

Chris Moreno! Danielle Corsetto! Sean McKeever! Interviews and recaps from this past weekend's Pittsburgh Comic Con. Also, Book of the Month Club announcement, voicemails and even more! (1:24:38)

Reviews: Faces of Evil: Solomon Grundy One-Shot, Punisher #1, Black Lightning: Year One #1 The awesomely talented Danielle Corsetto (Girls With Slingshots webcomic) joins us in studio on a break from her mini-signing tour! We catch up with Danielle to see what she's been up to since our last chat back at Heroes Con in June. Jimmy falls in love with his new iPhone and looks forward to his quick jaunt to his hometown in Florida. Joe expresses his joy over the big Wall-E win at the Golden Globes. News includes Pushing Daisies unaired episodes, Juan Valdez suing Mother Goose, Bill Willingham's desire to return to wholesome comics, Elfman on Terminator: Salvation, DC Comics movies on hold and more.  New York Comic-Con is around the corner and we chat about our confirmed guests and planned events in the Podcast Arena. Once again, CNI will be doing a charity raffle and this year it will benefit The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund!

Reviews: Terror Titans #1, Top 10: Season 2 #1, City of Dust #1  Jimmy got his indie on at SPX this weekend and entered the world of mini-comics and self-publishing. Oh, what a wonderful world. No interviews but a great recap of the show (including Ignatz Awards) and fun hanging with Heidi MacDonald, Ben McCool, Danielle Corsetto, Katie Benson, Phil Jackson, Nikki Cook, Laura Hudson and Jah Furry. News includes Opus ending, more Wizard shake-ups, 300 sequel, more zombies from Romero, Fringe, Kung Fu Panda sequel, saving Superman's crib, Wonder Woman fashion and Leave it to Dick!

Reviews: Pilot Season: Alibi #1, Vix #1, No Hero #0 Heroes Con continues to take over the CNI airwaves! More interviews from this year's con with Danielle Corsetto (Girls With Slingshots), Pat Lewis (The Claws Come Out), Matt Kindt (Super Spy), & Scott Weinstein (After-School Agent). News includes Tony Lee vs. Jimmy in a fashion war, 300 sequel, Hickman at Marvel, Chumblespuzz 2 with Zombie Joe & Jimmy and more!

We keep building the excitement for Episode 300! In this episode we talk to our favorite web comic creator Danielle Corsetto. She's rockin' and rollin' on Girls With Slingshots and she's always fun to talk to. Also some Off the Racks. (1:14:26)

Who says we never talk about webcomics? In this episode we do our best to shed some light on another great source of comic fun. Join us as we talk to members of the Webcomic Hotness group, Danielle Corsetto and James Hatton. Also on the show to talk about PixelStrips.com are Kevin Volo and forum member Stephen