Podcasts about sketch crew

The margin is the new project by producer and promoter Dan Watts aka Fractal Architect. As a teen of the eighties, Dan witnessed the establishment of techno and house music as it filtered over the water from Chicago and Detroit, before finally exploding into popular culture in England through the original Energy parties in London. A dedicated techno lover to the end, Dan was one of the many Dj’s at this time who were responsible for introducing the likes of Richie Hawtin, Underground Resistance and Joey Beltram to the U.K. Dan has Dj’d with many of the world’s best including Carl Cox, Nick Warren, The DJ Producer, and Colin Faver. For Dan it’s always been about the music, and this was very much the ideology that led him to form the legendary free rave collective ‘The Assembly’ in 1991. Dan and the crew were responsible for numerous gatherings, frequently attracting over 5000 party heads from all over the country to one of many beaches, commons or woodland clearings every Friday and Saturday night during the summer months. Dan’s next move established him as one of the leading techno DJ’s in the South West of England. He was the founder member of the infamous ‘Sketch Crew’ who were responsible for organising one of the largest weekly house and techno club nights anywhere in the country, regularly attracting over 1500 clubbers. Dan’s unique approach to music and his own distinctive and very tuneful style, quickly demanded that he hit the studio to write his own sound. A wonderful wife, four children and a degree later, Dan is back in the studio, producing a string of releases on some of the most well respected labels in the business and appearing in the playlists of the worlds elite DJ's including Paul Oakenfold, Hernan Cattaneo and Gabriel Ananda. Find more about Dan's new project on @themargin1

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by Publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. WebComics is the topic. Creating, running and promoting webcomics is discussed in this episode by the Sketch Crew.

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by Publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. The Sketch Crew talks about creating Video Webisodes with your characters and how they maybe the next hot thing on the internet. Then they move into creating your studio's bible and how important it is to keep your properties and characters organized from the beginning.

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by Publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. In this episode the Sketch Crew talks about Editors. What an Editor should do and bring to your project and what you don't want from an Edtior. The Crew had a lot to say about Editors.

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. In this episode the Sketch Crew talks about Sketch Cards, Improving Your Art by Drawing Sketch Cards and how to build an audience for your Sketch Card art.  

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. In this episode we tackle the task of designing a comic book cover successfully. The Sketch Crew discusses where this cover may appear and the benefits of designing for different markets.

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. In this episode the Sketch Crew discuss "Turning Your Written Words Into Comic Book Artwork". And of course they go off in many directions including digital comics, editors, designing covers and more.

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. In this episode the Sketch Crew talks about "Writing Comic Books" and announce the release of the Sketch Magazine Podcast App.

Sketch Magazine Podcast hosted by publisher Robert W. Hickey, Senior Editor Bill Nichols and Online Editor John Wilson. In this episode they discuss "What makes you creative and how you get your inspirations. Can you be creative on demand and is it productive." Then they fall into a short discussion about Marine Boy the animation. You just never know with the Sketch Crew where the podcast might go.