thedailycrosshatch.com - 4/29/2009
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In this second part of our interview, we ask the Xeric Award-winning Love is a Peculiar Type of Thing artist about diving headfirst into the world of Webcomics and how he set about penning his longest piece ever for the Top Shelf 2.0 site.
[ Part One ]
What are the principle ...
thedailycrosshatch.com - 5/5/2009
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In this final part of our interview with
the Love is a Peculiar Kind of Thing artist,
we discuss craft-honing, dream projects, and the ups and down of Internet feedback. [ Part One ] [ Part Two ] Do you find that a lot of people reading ...
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Interview: Box Brown Pt. 3 [of 3]
comics.gearlive.com - 4/28/2009
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Q&A: BOX BROWN, Bellen!, and Love Is A
Peculiar Type of Thing Description If you’re not familiar
with the work of Box Brown, run over to his site and check it out. Then come back here. It’s the internets; I’ll wait. Box has been doing his own ...
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Q&A: BOX BROWN, Bellen!, and Love Is A Peculiar Type ...
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