She says, “Is there something wrong with you? Socially, I mean?”
It comes in a variety of sizes and colors.
I just started a Society6 store, where you can purchase prints, T-shirts, etc. Much more merchandise to come. Garfield empire.
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I’m selling original art again. These are all comics pages, drawn on 11 x 14 bristol. They are $25 each. If you would like one, or would like a better scan of a particular page, please let me know. Also, if you have seen something else by me you would like the original of, that can easily be arranged. I can be contacted at danenitram@gmail.com, and that is my Paypal address as well. Thank you!
Straight bargain prices, people. :)
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Horror of the Gag #161
“Goose Tasks” (February 2, 2013)
Horror of the Gag #162
“The Coldwater Criminal” (February 3, 2013)
AD ACTIVITIES AND TIPS: REVIEW OF DANE MARTIN'S GAGGER no. 1
Here is a review of Dane Martin’s Gagger #1, I just found it in my email while I should be working. I wrote this review and I sent it to Dane a few months ago, but I want to share it with everyone so fucking get over yourself, go ahead call the cops, winter has set in and it’s almost night time…
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No more MSPaint.
There is an interview with me here at “Murdering the Magic.”
“I’m still a long way away from making as many proper comic stories as I would like to. I often get stuck in the sketchbook doodle doldrums, which is an activity I dearly love, but it can also eat away at your desire to make actual pages on bristol, which is what it’s really all about. I love the entertaining struggle of making endless drawings and doodles, and just trying to figure out how comics and paperlines work, but I think that in the immediate future, I need to focus on making pages. But it all adds up to something, I’m sure of it. The false starts and horrible mistakes and erased-too-hard paper and failed gags always end up feeding into the comics. It always deeply surprises me when people say I make a lot of comics, because I honestly, deep in my heart, know that I have hardly made any at all.”
Worth the read. :)
Salt Mines Paranoia Ballet #1 (1)
“I also have had thoughts of buying a majority of your original art at rock bottom prices and selling it later at wild prices. Cornering the Dane Martin art market. But you really are a factory girl — you own the means of production. No majority stake in your art will stay a majority for long. You would keep flooding the market. The real cruel option would be to buy future pages as well … or buy the rights to your characters (how horrible!) but maybe this would backfire. The thing is, your pages resemble currency to me because they are all consistently factory-like productions. And they kind of are even ironic about it in a Charlie and the chocolate factory kind of way. Like each image/text post you make is a “widget”. And you are a slave to the machine in a kind of sexualized way lol.”
– Blaise Larmee (via danemartin)
