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From: Kickstarter HQ [email protected]>
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Subject: Projects We Love: Getting Glitchy
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2012 17:08:31 +0000
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This Week on Kickstarter
AUGUST 23, 2012
This week's projects will have you drawing comics like a pro, exploring NYC's
underground comedy scene, and seeing the common glitch as a work of modern art.
;;',I DRAW COMICS Sketchbook &
Reference Guide
I DRAW COMICS Sketchbook 84 Reference Guide
PA
by Man Marrocco
Category Comics
li
ocation Chicago. IL
Practice makes perfect
I Draw Comics is a comprehensive guide for
learning everything you need to know about
making your own comic books. Equal parts
reference manual and personal sketchbook, it
covers technical basics like page design and
figure drawing, plus provides cool tips from
some leading industry heavyweights on "how
to tell any awesome story." The only other
thing you'll need to go from comics fan to
comics creator? Practice!
EXPLORE THIS PROJECT
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;',,TELL YOUR FRIENDS! THE
CONCERT FILM!
It's no secret!
TELL YOUR FRIENDS! THE CONCERT FILM!
by Liam McEneaney
RCategory Documentary
R_ocation Brooklyn, NY
;Glitch Textiles
Glitch Textiles
by Phillip David Stearns
Category Art
i .l ocation BrOOklyr:
Tell Your Friends! The Concert Film explores
how an alt-comedy scene went from the
basement of a bar in New York City to the
mainstream spotlight. From the emerging
(Reggie Watts, Kristen Schaal) to the notably
established (Janeane Garofalo, Marc Maron),
it's an illuminating glimpse into the mechanics
of making people laugh. Also: fart jokes.
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Beauty and the glitch
Phil Stearns has mastered the art of the glitch.
After spending a year crafting large-scale
electronic artwork from the scrambled output of
rewired digital cameras, he's ready to bring
these vibrantly colored images off the screen
and into 3D by —wait for it —weaving them
into actual, tangible textiles.
EXPLORE THIS PROJECT
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