Well, now I’m dead and going to heaven, haha

I once got a fortune that read “Maybe we’ll live on the moon someday.” And I’m still WAITING

This is looking awesome!

Make bad art! It’s important!!!!!

Agreed! Remembering the fun is really the secret. The act of drawing is always best when it’s exploratory and playful. It’s something I try to remind myself regularly, even as an adult

I needed a second axis for this question.

It’s not a “one size fits all” method, but I find it’s a good way to head some of that self doubt off before it manifests. Try to break students from the thinking that there’s a “right way” to draw

I usually try to start workshops with drawing games or timed drawing exercises. Try to get their hands moving before they have time to start thinking about drawings being “good” or “bad.” And I’ll follow with a group share, where I try to highlight everyone’s different drawing styles and strengths

Well, I’m convinced!

I see all you artists giving your characters unmarked t-shirts, and I’m naming you for the cowards you are!

They really managed to capture my “talking about comics” side, haha

I hear the original title for the article was “‘TCAF on Ice’ Deemed Success, Despite Frequent Sobbing and Cries of ‘Where’s Ken??’ Heard Throughout Show.”

(Also, you can spot the back of @nelsoncaetano.bsky.social ‘s head, and I think that’s @megacarter.bsky.social in the background!)