Next open studio will be at Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. There’s more info on Meetup.com, where you can also RSVP if you’re attending. Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe 1618 NE Central Ave · Minneapolis, MN Map
Feel free to bring something to “show and tell”—a project you’ve been working on, books or comics you like, etc.
We will have a Zoom link available for those who can’t make it in person and would like to drop in virtually. We’ll have an iPad set up for this purpose. Here is the link if you can’t make it in person: https://zoom.us/j/98942359456?pwd=aVFRNkNIZVlrampSaldVVlBuSUpIZz09
Free WiFi available.
There should be plenty of parking in the parking lot behind the building.
See you soon!
Let’s draw some jam comics! Come to the Zombie Jam, Thursday September 7th, 6PM at Insight Brewing 2821 E. Hennepin Ave. in Minneapolis. All are welcome to participate. Hope to see you there!
Next open studio will be at Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. There’s more info on Meetup.com, where you can also RSVP if you’re attending. Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe 1618 NE Central Ave · Minneapolis, MN Map
Feel free to bring something to “show and tell”—a project you’ve been working on, books or comics you like, etc.
(No Zoom this month. It’ll be back next month.)
Free WiFi available.
There should be plenty of parking in the parking lot behind the building.
See you soon!
Next open studio will be at Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. There’s more info on Meetup.com, where you can also RSVP if you’re attending. Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe 1618 NE Central Ave · Minneapolis, MN Map
Feel free to bring something to “show and tell”—a project you’ve been working on, books or comics you like, etc.
We will have a Zoom link available for those who can’t make it in person and would like to drop in virtually. We’ll have an iPad set up for this purpose. Here is the link if you can’t make it in person: https://zoom.us/j/98942359456?pwd=aVFRNkNIZVlrampSaldVVlBuSUpIZz09
Free WiFi available.
There should be plenty of parking in the parking lot behind the building.
See you soon!
Next open studio will be at Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. There’s more info on Meetup.com, where you can also RSVP if you’re attending.
Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe 1618 NE Central Ave · Minneapolis, MN Map
Since 2020, we’ve been meeting on Zoom. But we are now back to meeting in person once again. The location will be Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. We’ll most likely be in the back room where the tables are, like in the old days.
Feel free to bring something to “show and tell”—a project you’ve been working on, books or comics you like, etc.
We will keep the Zoom link available for those who can’t make it in person and would like to drop in virtually. We’ll have an iPad set up for this purpose. Here is the link if you can’t make it in person: https://zoom.us/j/98942359456?pwd=aVFRNkNIZVlrampSaldVVlBuSUpIZz09
Free WiFi available.
There should be plenty of parking in the parking lot behind the building.
See you soon!
Next open studio will be at Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. There’s more info on Meetup.com, where you can also RSVP if you’re attending.
Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe 1618 NE Central Ave · Minneapolis, MN Map
Since 2020, we’ve been meeting on Zoom. But we are now back to meeting in person once again. The location will be Diamond’s Coffee Shoppe. We’ll most likely be in the back room where the tables are, like in the old days.
Feel free to bring something to “show and tell”—a project you’ve been working on, books or comics you like, etc.
We will keep the Zoom link available for those who can’t make it in person and would like to drop in virtually. We’ll have an iPad set up for this purpose. Here is the link if you can’t make it in person: https://zoom.us/j/98942359456?pwd=aVFRNkNIZVlrampSaldVVlBuSUpIZz09
Free WiFi available.
There should be plenty of parking in the parking lot behind the building.
My friend David Mruz passed away this week. I first remember meeting David at the BIG FUNNY show, where we had a bunch of art hung up inspired by the newspaper comics of the turn of the previous century, as well as many examples of Sunday pages from that period. David introduced himself and gave me some 100+ year old Happy Hooligan sheet music, just because he thought I would appreciate it. This sort of amazing casual, generous kindness was something that has come up frequently in the remembrances of David I have been reading online.
In the years since then, I always sought David out when I would go to the local comic conventions to sit around and shoot the shit for a while, as it was always one of the big highlights of the shows for me. David was a delight to talk to… he had an incredible enthusiasm for comics, and for the history of cartooning in Minnesota specifically. I am really going to miss getting to talk to him.
Back in 2011, Britt Aamodt and Barbara Schulz interviewed me for a project of theirs collecting oral histories of Minnesota cartoonists. I recommended they interview David, since he knew more about the history of cartooning in Minnesota than anyone else I ever met (and probably knew more on that subject than anyone else ever has). Britt and Barb have given me permission to post the interview here. It does a nice job capturing David’s character and enthusiasm, and it will teach you a hell of a lot of things you did not previously know about cartooning in Minnesota. Rest in peace, David.