Podcasts about wormworld saga

Die FAZ hat ihn einmal als"Deutschlands unbekanntesten aber meistgelesenen Comicautor" bezeichnet. Tatsächlich wurde die von Daniel Lieske geschaffene "Wormworld-Saga" bereits millionenfach im Netz gelesen. Aber kaum jemand kennt den Autor, der diese fantastische Welt erfunden hat. Das soll sich jetzt ändern- ich habe ihn deshalb einfach mal in seinem schnuckeligen Fachwerkhaus in Warendorf besucht.

Hey, guys! In this episode, I am chatting with Daniel Lieske, a full-time author, and illustrator, known for his famous digital graphic novel Wormworld saga. He is also the founder of digitalartforum.de one of the biggest German digital art community. Full Interview notes, guest contacts, key takeaways, and resources: https://artsideoflife.com/daniel-lieske/ Special offer for Art Side of Life listeners

Wir haben es geschafft! Das alte Jahr liegt hinter uns und außerdem haben wir unseren zweiten Podcast aufgenommen. http://btw-comic.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/BTW-Podcast-002.mp3 Hier eine grobe Auflistung der Themen: Hamburg und Lipperland Dinge Comics gelesen: Sing no Evil (JP Ahonen & KP Alare) Spirits […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Dave joins us again, to talk about WEBCOMICS - what we like, love, and dislike about the format, why we’re not reading them as much as other comics, and why they can be great for someone starting out with the medium. In a very wide-ranging conversation, we cover Subnormality, XKCD, The Wormworld Saga, The Abaddon, Octopus Pie, Achewood, Oh Joy Sex Toy, and Fascist Friends!

Fresh off a highly successful panel at WonderCon, as well as your benevolent host recording three other future podcast episodes, the Making Comics Gutter Talk podcast returns with a flashback, or a re-issue as they've come to be known around these parts. In this episode we return to the great conversation Jason Brubaker was in the midst of with Daniel Lieske, the mastermind and artist behind the Wormworld Saga. If you have not yet had a chance to listen to the first half of this conversation, click here to check it out. In this episode Jason and Daniel Lieske go into detail about their strange and exciting successes with their respective Kickstarter projects, as well as some great conversation about crowdsourcing in general. It really does seem to be important to make sure you continue to build your fan base in order to help drive your successful project. As a side note but one that also reaches up for the WonderCon mention above, were you there? If so, let us know. We'd love to hear what your thoughts were, what you liked, didn't liked, wanted to hear but didn't, heard but didn't expect to hear, all of it. It was a pretty great panel, Jason Brubaker included, and the discussions had were as awesome as the questions asked by the crowd. If you were not there, though, no worries. Click here to take a listen. Oh, and one more thing. Please consider going to iTunes to rate the Making Comics Gutter Talk podcast. Leave a review, count some stars, maybe check out some episodes you haven't listened to yet. This really will help us get the word out about the great things we're doing here and we really do want to hear from you. We see you on Twitter and Facebook and other places doing amazing things so please consider doing the same and leaving a review on iTunes. Ok, now you can listen to today's podcast. Enjoy, dear listeners. Their Links: Daniel Lieske’s Wormworld Saga (@daniellieske) Jason Brubaker’s Sithra (@Jason_Brubaker) Our Links: Intro Song: “RetroFuture Clean” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Transitions: InceptionBrassHitMedium.wav: Herbert Boland / www.freesound.org

Carlos hat sich Sarah Burrini und Daniel Lieske eingeladen, um über Crowdfunding zu sprechen. Die beiden reden ausführlich über ihre Erfahrungen und geben Tipps. Außerdem geht es am Anfang auch noch um Publikationsstrategien, Sarah gibt ein Ponyhof-Update und Daniel erzählt Hintergründe zur Wormworld-Saga.

The Making Comics podcast returns this week with another Jason Brubaker re-issue. This episode is the first part of a two part conversation between Jason and sometimes co-host, sometimes guest, but all the time favorite, Daniel Lieske, an artist based in Germany. In one of the re-issues we released last year, Jason and Daniel were going through some rather successful Kickstarter campaigns. It was hard to not join in their excitement. But as much as we wish it weren't the case, time moves on and that edge on the excitement begins to soften some. This leads to what can be a very scary question: Now what? In this re-issue episode, Jason and Daniel attempt to answer that question. The fun thing is we have the ability to see the things they've done since this conversation first happened, or in this case the "what" in the big question, and the successes they've continued to find. And in a way, they've provided somewhat of an educational roadmap into comic creation. It may not be the exact path you or I may take but the experiences they have and share with us become plot-points along our own roadmap. Before that conversation begins, Adam discusses a few things that came up between Jason and Daniel. Oh, and we'd be remiss if we didn't mention one of the more exciting upcoming events we're participating in this year, Wondercon 2015. This year, on Saturday, April 4th at 10am in Room 211, Adam will be moderating a panel on storytelling in comics. Check out this list of panelists: Jason Brubaker: Artist, creator of reMIND and Sithrah Rachel Beck: Co-founder of Storyforge Productions Ted Washington: Artist, poet, and founder of Puna Press Patrick Yurick: Artist, creator of Hipster Picnic, educator, and CEO of MakingComics.com If you'll be at Wondercon 2015, make sure you check out our panel and say hi! Links: Daniel Lieske's Wormworld Saga (@daniellieske) Jason Brubaker's Sithra (@Jason_Brubaker) Intro Song: "RetroFuture Clean" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Transitions: InceptionBrassHitMedium.wav: Herbert Boland / www.freesound.org

Rounding out the month, as we do, is another awesome Jason Brubaker re-issue. In the words of Michael Yakutis, yahoo! Today's episode is with Jake Parker, a fantastic artist and instructor, as well as the creator of InkTober, a challenge that tasks the artist to ink one drawing a day for the entire month of October. He is also the creator of a Kickstart project, Drawings, that blew his initial goal out of the water. Later in the podcast Jason and Jake are joined by Daniel Lieske, also a very successful Kickstarter artist and creator of The Wormworld Saga. To start off, join Adam and his co-host Michael Yakutis as they discuss some business and a few things they gleaned from this great re-issue episode. Jason's Links: reMIND (@Jason_Brubaker) Sithra  Jake's Links: Jake's site (@mrjakeparker) Tumbler page InkTober Daniel's Links: Daniel's site (@daniellieske) The Wormworld Saga Intro Links: Intro Song: "RetroFuture Clean" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Transitions: InceptionBrassHitMedium.wav: Herbert Boland / www.freesound.org

We recently posted the live hangout Jason Brubaker and Daniel Lieske did for their successful Kickstarter campaigns, Sithra and Volume 1 of the book edition of Wormworld Saga, respectively. It's only coincidence that this week's flashback is with Daniel Lieske and about the Wormworld Saga. However, we get a unique look into where they once were in the process, as this conversation happened a couple years back, and just how far they've come along. Nothing like a little recorded time travel to gain knowledge. However, before we listen in on that conversation, Adam and Kevin first discuss a few tidbits about the MakingComics.com universe, highlight a couple points they noticed from listening to the podcast, and at times border on actual gutter talk. Hey, it's not our fault childish double meanings exist. Cool Stuff: Daniel Lieske's Wormworld Saga (@daniellieske) Jason Brubaker's Sithra (@Jason_Brubaker) Our Stuff: Intro & Outro Song: "RetroFuture Clean" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Outro Song Behind Vocals: "Backed Vibes (clean)" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Transitions: InceptionBrassHitMedium.wav: Herbert Boland / www.freesound.org Old Fashion Radio Jingle 2.wav: club sound / www.freesound.org

MINDFUCK! Det är i alla fall så vi känner efter att vi haft en röd dag mitt i en arbetsvecka. Är det måndag nu? Eller tisdag? Nähä, fredag säger du. Kör på det. Och [NÖRD:IGT] kommer ut närdå? NU.  Vi har nått EP25 och den här veckan börjar vi med en diskussion kring när du upptäckte att du var en nörd och att det var okej. Det finns många vinklar på den historien beroende på vem du pratar med och det blev en del fina storys, tack vare er.  I Filmdelen denna vecka pratar vi om vår STAR TREK-tävling och trailer till Voilet & Daisy.  I Speldelen går vi helt vilse i vår kärlek till Don’t Starve.  I Comicsdelen hypnotiseras vi av The Wormworld Saga, Hedlund ger Kjellin chansen att hamna på en indiers Excel-ark och skräms lite av Lock & Key.  Och i TV-delen tar vi pulsen på och SPOILAR SKITEN ur det vi hittills sett av säsong 3 av Game Of Thrones. Dessutom har vi sällskap i studion av en lyssnare som smugit sig in. Säg hej till Johan, en mycket trevlig man med en mycket vacker t-shirt.  Redo för ett par timmar av nörderi, passion och idioti?

Die Tage werden wieder kühler und so kann es passieren, dass eine Podcast-Episode wieder etwas länger ausfällt. So geschehen in unserer November-Episode. So allmählich begraben wir die Hoffnung, dass das mit uns und dem Niveau noch was wird. Dafür haben wir uns dieses Mal auch endlich dem Thema “Digitale” Comics angenommen, welches wir in der letzten Ausgabe dem Zeitmangel geschuldet auslassen mussten. Die Kapitel von CC EP 05: "Hallo Ali, alles Gute zum Geburtstag": 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:42 Begrüßung 00:01:32 E.T. wird 30 00:04:02 Digitale Comics 00:05:18 "Wormworld Saga" 00:14:24 Online-Comicstrips 00:22:15 Comic-Apps 00:38:00 Der digitale Start von "In Z*ppa we trust" 00:46:52 Sepp's Vision 00:53:23 "Freakangels" 01:10:15 Panini Digits und Mad Dog Comics 01:21:26 Fazit digitale Comics 01:25:48 Scott McCloud' s "Comics neu erfinden" 01:31:12 "Billy Bat" 01:34:42 Resumé zu "Rosalie Blum" und "Winter des Zeichners" 01:37:24 "Prophet" 01:43:50 "Das Gemetzel" 01:49:05 "30 Days of Night" 01:57:32 "Roland, Ritter Ungestüm" Band 6 02:04:34 Frage: "Welche Comics habt Ihr Euch zuletzt gekauft?" 02:17:09 Verabschiedung 02:18:00 Outro + Zugabe Die Shownotes und alle Links zu den vorgestellten Comics findet Ihr im Blog der COMIC-COMMUNITY unter der Kategorie "COMIC-COOKIES PODCAST". http://podcast.comic-community.de http://cookies.comic-community.de Wir bedanken uns für Eure Aufmerksamkeit und freuen uns auf den letzten Podcast des Jahres im Dezember.

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