Podcasts about Wondermark

David Malki ! is the cartoonist and creator behind Wondermark, the inventively playful and poignant comic that we've linked below—so do yourself a huge favor and check it out right after listening to the episode. In addition to his creative endeavors with Wondermark, David was also co-editor of the Machine of Death series of fiction anthologies and is presently the director of games development at Cut.com. Throughout this conversation we discuss developing artistic taste, finding your audience, interacting with feedback, cultivating patience in the midst of process, and deriving your style from your work. Having been at this Wondermark expression for almost 18 years now, David's made it clear to the universe that he's here to develop his craft for the long game. He has some insightful reflections on process and building a creative life that he was generous to share with us, and we can't wait for you to hear them. Full show notes, downloadables, and links are also available at empoweredhumanacademy.com/38 Keep the conversation going... Table Question: What have you learned from what other people see in things you make? Journal Prompt: Identify and describe a recent evolution in your artistic style and/or taste. Action Step: Ask someone you trust what themes they see in the work that you're doing in the world. Invite a thoughtful mirroring to get a different perspective on the unique perspective you bring to the world. View the printable worksheet on Google Docs Further exploration: Experience David's work: wondermark.com Follow David on Twitter: @malki Order Machine of Death: A collection of stories about people who know how they will die Explore the Wondermark series Pre-order the upcoming game, TBH Ira Glass quote on the gap between taste and work This is a production of Lightward, Inc.

We're nearing the end of our Ten Commandments series! This episode tackles lying—or as the Ten Commandments are commonly translated, "bearing false witness." First, though, Peter talks a bit about his entry in the World Anvil worldbuilding contest; we discuss Krissi's Innocents game and how it wrapped up, as well as Vampire and the various other games we have in the works; Grant's attempt to stream game design; and the extremely lovely GRIS. Aaron Arnold asks an extremely difficult Patreon question this week: What was the hardest lesson to learn as a Christian? So you also get to hear us puzzle through that! After our Scripture, we discuss the Ninth Commandment, "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor." Unlike many of these other commandments episodes, in this one we had a very easy time talking about the theology of speaking truths rather than lies, but a much harder time getting into the detailed uses of lies in roleplaying games—simply because it's such a big topic. We touch on the differences between lies and creativity; lies of malice and cowardice (and we get to use a different C. S. Lewis quote in this one!); several forms false witness takes that are harder to recognize than outright lies; prooftexting; logical fallacies; and much more. Enjoy! Mentioned in this episode: J. Ellsworth Kalas's The Ten Commandments from the Back Side; Wondermark #1062, "The Terrible Sea Lion"; YourLogicalFallacyIs.com Scripture: Exodus 20:16, Genesis 3:1-5, Matthew 7:1-5, Colossians 3:8-10

David Malki, of Wondermark fame, joins us for an in-depth discussion of writing and all things webcomic!

David Malki!, creator of the webcomic Wondermark, joins Jordan and Jesse for a discussion of his dramatic mid-business foot injury, the phantom kim chee fried rice stink cloud following Jordan around, and the gorgeous note that a mail carrier found in a mailbox on the job. Plus, Jesse attempts some home repairs with juicy results. Action Item: Postal workers, call in with your stories! 206-984-4FUN!

On the ship: The Jeff receives a mandatory psychological exam, and one crew member DIES! Transmissions: The Shawshank Reredemption Time For Art The Harlem Globetrotters of Pedophiles Kill More Humans Book of Z-Rob: Holidays New Decks: ?? - Fiesta Lounge ?? - Siesta Lounge Join us on internet: frequency.earth For a good time, tweet us: @frequencyearth Starring: G. Maximilian Zarou as The Jeff, Nicola Clarke as the Ship's Computer, and Rob Schultz as Sheldon. Featuring: Matt Walsh, Fletcher Kauffman, Matt Besser, Kenny Beck, David Brand, Anne Freiermuth, Nick Mandernach, Jake Regal, David Malki !, Mike Kataja, Erin McGathy, Jonny Svarzbein, Gabriel Diani, Diana Wright, Jack Allison, Paul Mueller, and Tim Greer. Z-Rob by Z-Rob. Original music by Darius Holbert. Frequency Earth show art by Nick DeStefano. Additional Writing: Asterios Kokkinos. Produced by Russell August Anderson. Written & Directed by Rob Schultz. This show, like so much of Creation, is Not Art. Join the Frequency Earth Info Club: podcast.pictures Frequency Earth: 100 Days was originally broadcast as Better Radio, episode 7, on Jan 18, 2011.

David Malki ! is the creator of Wondermark.  Wondermark is created from 19th century woodcuts and engravings, scanned from Malki's personal collection of old books, and also from volumes in the Los Angeles Central Library and the UCLA Rare Books Collection. In addition to making these comics, he also work on book design and special projects for TopatoCo, (the world's most interesting artist-direct merchandise website). In the past, he's been a professional movie trailer editor, a volunteer search & rescue pilot, and a freelance firearm specialist for film & television. Sometimes all at the same time! Check him out and purchase his wares here: http://wondermark.com/ https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/malki/created https://store.wondermark.com/ https://topatoco.com/ https://twitter.com/malki Book a room at the luxurious Hyatt Regency here (tell them Mr. Malki and The Wallet Inspectors sent you!) :  Hyatt Facebook Hyatt Australia

David Malki ! is the creator of the popular webcomic Wondermark the co-creator of the book series Machine of Death and has also run multiple Kickstarter campaigns for Wondermark merchandise including jigsaw puzzles and greeting cards. David also ran a Kickstarter campaign that raised over 500,000 dollars to manifest the Machine of Death board game into reality.

Nicola Ferrando di Wondermark.net, ospite Alessio Beltrami, spiega come attraverso l'utilizzo di una strategia basata sui contenuti, sia stato possibile promuovere con successo progetti musicali e letterari.Più info su http://www.contentmarketingitalia.com/marketing-discografico

Bienvenidos al episodio 32 de Mi Gato Dinamita, el podcast que te asesina con gatitos y amor. Duración total: 1:24:53.0:00:01-0:04:22 - Música: "Fresh Blood", por Eels.0:04:22-0:32:36 - Susanette y Guille nos dan la bienvenida y saludan a nuestros oyentes (en particular a @silvinamedina83, quien diseñó nuestros nuevos logotipos, y @hipsting, quien nos recomienda series). Luego presentan a nuestra invitada especial, Helena Pérez Bellas (@savagedetective), con quien rápidamente se internan en una amable discusión acerca de piscópatas asesinos. Se habla en particular de The Jinx y su director Andrew Jarecki (célebre por el documental Capturing The Friedmans), de la ética en el cine de no-ficción, de investigaciones periodísticas policiales, de agravantes por el vínculo, de perfiles psicológicos de psicópatas y sus víctimas. Todo muy livianito y veraniego.0:32:37-0:36:51 - Música: "Sussudio", por Phil Collins.0:36:52-0:47:09 - Sigue la tertulia con Helena, ahora hablando un poco acerca de la independencia del objeto y sus consecuencias: inseguridades, celos, hasta odios.0:47:10-0:51:54 - Entintado nos cuenta acerca de David Malki, su maravilloso webcomic victoriano Wondermark y sus ilustraciones aleatorias conocidas como Roll-a-sketches.0:51:55-0:56:59 - Música: "Baloney Again", por Mark Knopfler.0:57:00-1:06:55 - Helena nos relata la fantástica historia de sus animales: Juan García Madero el gato hermafrodita, Milo Teodoro el gato rescatado y Electra la galga que se cree gato.1:06:56-1:10:06 - Música: "I Will Survive", por Gloria Gaynor.1:10:07-1:22:46 - Diván y parejas: cuando el análisis es causal de celos. Seguimos revolucionando la teoría, extendiendo el concepto de independencia del objeto a todo tipo de situación. Relaciones desbalanceadas: ¿hay diferencias entre los sexos? Ya estamos para la tapa de la Cosmopolitan. Nos despedimos en un punto altísimo.1:22:47-1:24:53 - Música: "Acquaforte", por Carlos Gardel.Como siempre, ilustramos el episodio con imágenes alusivas: Juan García Madero alias Diver Juani alias el gato hermafrodita; Electra, la galga; GM con Milo Teodoro (animales todos ellos pertenecientes a nuestra amiga Helena Pérez Bellas); una tira de Wondermark con gatitos; el póster de The Jinx; Robert Durst y su amiga Susan Berman; el afiche de búsqueda de Kathleen Durst; el póster de Capturing The Friedmans; Andrew Jarecki; la familia Friedman; y otra tira de Wondermark, acerca de las opiniones personales: Como siempre, podés disfrutar de este episodio online con el reproductor de acá arriba, bajártelo en formato .mp3 haciendo clic en donde dice "Download" o escucharlo en SoundCloud. Si querés suscribirte a este podcast con tu aplicación favorita, buscanos en iTunes o usá nuestro feed RSS.

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David Malki's biography would take five minutes to read out. You may know him best as the perpetrator of the cartoon Wondermark, but he's also a filmmaker, a movie trailer editor, an author, an entrepreneur, and the Supreme Commander of Publicity & Promotions at TopatoCo, a firm that handles merchandise primarily for webcomics. He's available for weddings and bar mitzvahs. We talk about making films, making cartoons, and making books, and having a great time at all of it. PDFpen 6: the all-purpose PDF editor for Mac, now even more powerful and easy to use.

Hellooo. today we're going to talk about how the solar dynamo causes sunspots to form.  and we're doing it with David Malki!   this episode is pretty rad. listen past the end music to hear a lot of silly conversations. there are a lot of them. :( why does my show have to be half an hour of ramming physics down your gullet? why cant i leave the funny and distracting stuff in context? If you know the answer to these questions, email me, and I'll give you a prize. 

David Malki, creator of Wondermark and co-editor of the Machine of Death, lends his vocal talents to this Mustache Rangers comedy podcast. If you have been waiting for an episode filled with yelling, you can stop waiting. It is here to hear! Water sound effects provided by Benboncan from FreeSound.org. The post Angry at David Malki: Podcast Episode 219 appeared first on The Mustache Rangers Podcast.

David Malki!, creator of Wondermark, joins Jesse and Jordan for further discussion of music festivals, making Brita tea and more.

Sal returns to the panel and is joined by Chris, Tom and Patrick Brower at Challengers Comics. Lots of comics talk gets started with The Great Ten, Tony Bedard, Stumptown, Criminal: The Deluxe Edition, Superman: Secret Origin, Wondermark, Iron Man, Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love, and the awesome Blackest Night rings. What's the connection between librarians who hate The League of Extraordinary Gentleman and getting bums to buy your comics? Featured Music by Supergrass!

David Malki ! is the creator of the webcomic Wondermark. It's a surreal gag strip, with pictures lifted from 19th century magazine illustrations.

David Malki !, creator of the webcomic Wondermark and the trade paperback Beards of our Forefathers from Dark Horse, joins us to talk about the comic strip and his technique for creating it, his influences, and the greater Wondermark brand.