| Last chance! |
[Jul. 24th, 2012|09:06 pm]
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Oh No! Did you miss your three week window to get all 850+ pages of exclusive comics shown here for as little as a penny? Oh shoot! Don’t worry, calm down. Don’t freak out. I got your back, buddy. I know you’ve got a lot going on, some I’m giving you four bonus days to get your comics.
Just go to the-whole-story.com - name your price, and then get everything you see above as drm-free, retina resolution PDFs and now CBZs.
But I warn you, after those four days, if you missed your chance again, everything’s over. I've got to return everyone’s intellectual property, and it’s up to the rights holders what to do with ‘em. Some of these comics may not be available at any price! My hand are tied! So get ‘em while the gettin’s good!
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| The Whole Story |
[Jul. 3rd, 2012|07:19 am]
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Oh, man. I have something so awesome for you guys.
For the last 8 months, I have been working nonstop putting a secret project together. The Whole Story.I edited a whole collection of new indie graphic novels from some of the biggest names in indie comics. www.the-whole-story.com In addition to my new graphic novel, we got new graphic novels from Box Brown (Everything Dies) and the English-language debut of Korean cartoonistNam Dong Yoon. We’ve got new stories written by Ryan North (Adventure Time, Dinosaur Comics), Meredith Gran (Marceline and the Scream Queens, Octopus Pie),Jeffrey Brown (Clumsy, Incredible Change-Bots), Malachai Nicolle (the 7 year old writer of Axe Cop) Katie Cook (Star Wars Comics, Fraggle Rock),Zach Weiner, KC Green, C. Spike Trotman, Audra Furuichi, Michael “Mookie” Terracciano, Anthony Clark, Shaenon Garrity, and Dorothy Gambrell. We have strips written by Don Hertzfeldt (the Oscar-nominated director of Rejected), Andrew Hussie (Homestuck, MS Paint Adventures), Doug TenNapel (the creator of Earthworm Jim), David Malki ! (Wondermark, Machine of Death), David Hellman (the artist behind Braid), Nicholas Gurewitch, Erika Moen, Rebecca Clements, Jessica Macleod, Gordon McAlpin, and Josh “The Comics Curmudgeon” Fruhlinger. I am honored and blown away to have worked with these awesome folks. They knocked these comics out of the park. Check ‘em out: www.the-whole-story.com |
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| Full Disclosure |
[Jan. 12th, 2012|10:52 pm]
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Money is always something that people don’t like to talk about. Especially freelance artists. But I think that in this new world where all the rules of how people earn a living have been thrown out the window, a little data can be very helpful. So because it may help a fellow independent artist, or someone who wants to make a living on the internet, I’ve done a little math homework, and am presenting my income from the last 5 years as a full-time artist, and typed up a breakdown of what I did right or wrong each year, and what I learned from it.
The raw numbers:
This is my net income, after PayPal fees and hiring other artists and such.
2007 (Aug-Dec): $5761 2008: $18,628 2009: $7188 2010: $11,957 2011: $20,183
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| Ryan and the Psychiatric Home |
[Nov. 28th, 2011|10:27 am]
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And now, episode 2 of my adventure show, Expeditions: South America!
New episodes every Monday!
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| (no subject) |
[Nov. 21st, 2011|11:57 am]
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It’s time! The new season of Expeditions begins now!
A couple of months ago, I crowdsourced a list of missions on the internet. Then I traveled from the Panama Canal to Lake Titicaca solving them! I partied with blue-footed boobies, skinny-dipped with piranhas, walked through a coca war, and got into more trouble than I can list!
Tune in every Monday for a new episode!
My previous seasons have appeared on CNN, the American Film Institute and on Rocketboom, but this season can be seen easily right here on Tumblr!
If you’d like to watch the previous seasons, each edited conveniently into full length adventure: Expeditions: Africa, North India, and South India are all available to watch or download free at http://www.ryanestrada.com |
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| Welton Colbert Returns from the dead! |
[Jul. 24th, 2011|07:19 am]
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Years ago, I did a regular comic about a crotchety old former cartoonist named Welton Colbert who reviewed comics. I haven’t used him in a while, but people are trying to talk me into bringing him back.
To aid in his return, artist Ronnie Tucker and writer Maxwell Patterson of somnambulations.com made this guest comic about the reason for Welton’s long absence, and his return!
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