Make It Then Tell Everybody

Hope Larson returns to chat with Dan Berry about being a parent, trusting your editor and keeping it interesting for yourself.

Hope has a new book out called All Together Now so check that out!

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Sloane Leong and Dan Berry talk about spontaneity, the shape of the story that lives inside everyone's head and what you do and don't show the reader.

Sloane has a new book out today called A Map To The Sun. Check it out!

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Charlot Kristensen and Dan Berry chat about leaving a place of comfort, creative processes and what we don't talk about.

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Gustaffo Vargas and Dan Berry chat about cooking, self-worth and getting excited about getting excited.

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Sophie Yanow and Dan Berry chat about fictional autobiography, staying accountable and sticking to a schedule, styles and constraint and building up your drawing muscles.

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Robyn Smith and Dan Berry chat all about the struggle to get into drawing comics, the joy of body language and pulling the face while you draw the face.

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Christina 'Steenz' Stewart and Dan Berry chat about syndication, education and table-top role playing games.

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Shelly Bond and Dan Berry talk about the practicalities of being an editor; what it does and doesn't entail, trusting the people you work with and Insider Art - an anthology of comics, craft and cats to support female and non-binary comic book retailers.

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Danny Noble and Dan Berry talk about how writing can feel natural and drawing can feel like problem solving, the parallels between music and drawing and 'mystery mustard'.

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Nick's first time on the podcast was in 2014, and he returns to talk about working as an artist who writes and a writer who draws, how a career can change course and the balance between chaos and disorder.

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