Well, this whole thing really started when an amazing independent animator rolled through Kansas City on some sort of crazy backyard animation show.
Stefan Gruber was traveling from his home in Portland to New York City, stopping along the way in various cities giving a one hour show of his body of work. To make a long story short, I helped set him up here in KC and he ended up using an extra bed at my place that night. After the sweet show and some mingling it was just Stefan Gruber, Clarice Elliott, and I (Evan Tedlock) sitting in my appartment awkwardly looking at each other making small conversation. i was about to throw in the towel and go to sleep and then Stefan said, "Hey! Let's draw". So we all grabbed our sketchbooks and Stefan taught us this drawing game. First, each person draws out a series of pannels. Next everyone switches sketchbooks and starts drawing. There is no attempt to establish a narrative or even keep the comics coherent. Anyone can yell "switch" at any time and there is no rule or limitations on the content or drawing style. Most of the time it's just a bunch of visual jibberish, but every once in a while there will be a very special moment in the comic that no one had planned for. Enough babble, LOOK AT THE COMICS!
Contributors: Alex Luco, Casey Parkhurst, Josh Herron, Evan Tedlock, Laura Ambrosiano, Lizzy Iven
Contributors: Alex Luco, Casey Parkhurst, Josh Herron, Evan Tedlock, Laura Ambrosiano, Lizzy Iven
