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Jared Cullum: Death

Source: Adam Daughhetee (comicartfans)

Death in the Big City, in Adam Daughhetee's Commissions Comic Art Gallery Room (comicartfans.com)

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Bezoar 3

We are proud to announce Bezoar 3!

Bezoar is a monster-themed mini-comics anthology, started by a small group of Athens, GA cartoonists. However, for issue 3, we’re doing something a little different...

Bezoar contributor, incredible cartoonist, and wonderful pal Patrick Dean has recently come under some pretty severe health problems, being diagnosed with ALS.

As Patrick’s friends and fellow cartoonists, the Bezoar crew decided that we wanted to help out in any way we could. We decided it was time to put together a new issue of Bezoar, extend the net of creators further to include other friends & colleagues of Patrick’s, and use whatever funds come from it for his benefit! All money from sales of Bezoar 3 will go to Patrick and his family to assist with medical bills, quality of life, and just as a way to let them know we care.

So, let’s talk about Bezoar 3!

As with the previous issues, Bezoar’s theme is MONSTERS. Creators are welcome to interpret that however they like. Check out this killer list of contributors!

Drew Weing Patrick Dean Wes Brooks Wook Jin Clark Adam Daughhetee Duane Ballenger David Mack Shawn Daughhetee Scott Stripling J Chris Campbell Rich Tommaso Joey Weiser Eleanor Davis Lee Gatlin Michele Chidester

As you can see from a few examples posted below, Bezoar 3 has a wide variety of work, ranging from spooky to delightful in mood and art style!

This anthology is 40 pages of monster greatness! Now, you have a few options for how to read Bezoar 3...

Limited Edition - Screen printed color cover, only 50 available, $10.

***The Limited Edition is sold out! Thanks for your support!***

Regular Edition - Black & white cover, $5.

***The Regular Edition is now only available for purchase in person, at conventions, zine fairs, etc. The Digital Edition is still available!***

Digital Edition - ALL THREE Bezoar issues in one bundle! PDF versions of Bezoar 1, 2, and 3. Available as a Pay-What-You-Want Download!

The beautiful cover was created by David Mack who screen printed the Limited Editions. The logo, designed by Drew Weing, is hand-stamped and embossed on each cover, both Limited and Regular Editions!

We’re all very proud of this book, and we all hope that you’ll check it out! Be it the Limited, Regular, or Digital Edition, this is a great way to help out a member of our community and get some great monster comics!

[adamcasey]

Since it would have been Fluke and Small Press Expo, that means the latest Dollar Bin would have been released by Adam and Shawn Daughhetee! The theme was DIY and I did this retro themed public service announcement.

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PCNW 22ND JURIED PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION

JURORS: Conor Risch, PDN Senior Editor + Lara Behnert, Starbucks Senior Manager, Creative

January 17 – March 14, 2019

Opening Reception: Thursday, January 17 Members Preview & Tour 5:30PM | Public Opening 6PM

PCNW is proud to present the 22nd Juried Exhibition, one of the most anticipated shows in our gallery program. A wide range of visually rich images were selected from artists across the world: 341 artists—representing 32 states and 8 countries—submitted 2,250 images. Jurors Conor Risch and Lara Behnert chose images from 47 individuals to be included in the exhibition.

exhibiting artists

Paul Adams (Lindon, UT), Elizabeth Albert (Belmont, MA), John Armstrong (Seattle, WA), David Bartlett (Farmington Hills, MI), Constance Brinkley (Seattle, WA), Annette LeMay Burke (San Jose, CA), Lynae Cook (Seattle, WA), Jo Cosme (Seattle, WA), Mark Daughhetee (Seattle, WA), Marcus DeSieno (Ellensburg, WA), Sean Du (Pasedena, CA), Simrah Farrukh (Los Angeles, CA),  Wm Daniel File (Manchester, MO), Hal Gage (Anchorage, AK), David Gardner (San Francisco, CA), Jennifer Garza-Cuen (Reno, NV), Daniel George (Vineyard, UT), Brian Goodman (Port Townsend, WA), Julie Gottesman (Kirkland, WA), Nate Gowdy (Seattle, WA), Rebecca Greenfield (Brooklyn, NY), Tatiana Gulenkina (San Francisco, CA), Zackery Hobler (Toronto, Canada), Janet Holmes (Toronto, Canada), Qian Jin (Beijing, China), Brian Kosoff (Portland, OR), Harini Krishnamurthy (Issaquah, WA), Keith Livers (Austin, TX), Zhiqiang Ma (Seattle, WA), Miles MacClure (Berkeley, CA), Mia McNeal (Kent, WA), Joseph Meacham (Cape May Court House, NJ), Julie Mihaly (Poughkeepsie, NY), Marilyn Montufar (Seattle, WA), Emmanuel Monzon (Bellevue, WA), Jenna Mulhall-Brereton (Oreland, PA), Annie Musselman (Seattle, WA), Kelly O (Seattle, WA), Shawn Records (Portland, OR), Serrah Russell (Seattle, WA), Adair Rutledge (Seattle, WA), Michael Schulz (Redmond, WA), Craig Schwanfelder (Santa Cruz, CA), Mukul Soman (Kirkland, WA), Jody Poorwill (Tacoma, WA), Marta Wapiennik (Cracow, Poland), Kiliii Yuyan (Seattle, WA)

JURORS

Lara Behnert is the senior manager of Starbucks Creative Studio where she leads the global art program for Starbucks, helping to evolve store design and develop the company’s brand expression. Her background is in creative directions and design for magazines, brands, and worthy causes. Lara is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, has spent many years in New York City, and currently lives in Seattle.

Conor Risch is Senior Editor of Photo District News (PDN) and PDNOnline.com, the award-winning monthly magazine and website for professional photographers, and he has worked with professional photographers for more than 15 years. He is editor of PDN’s monthly “Exposures” column, which features photographers’ new books, exhibitions and personal projects, and he is also co-editor of the annual PDN’s 30 special issue and website focused on emerging photographers

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PAST JURORS

1995 – Duane Michals, Artist 1996 – Joyce Tenneson, Artist 1997 – Jock Sturges, Artist and Trevor Fairbrother, Curator, Seattle Art Museum 1998 – Keith Carter, Artist 1999 – Linda Connor, Artist, Educator 2001 – Chien-Chi Chang, Photographer, Magnum Photos 2002 – Michael Kenna, Artist 2003 – Anne Wilkes Tucker, Curator, Museum of Fine Art Houston 2004 – Roy Flukinger, Curator, Harry Ransom Center 2005 – Mary Virginia Swanson, Consultant, Educator, MVS 2006 – Paul Kopeikin, Paul Kopeikin Gallery 2007 – Charlotte Cotton, Curator, Los Angeles County Museum of Art 2008 – Rod Slemmons, Director, Museum of Contemporary Photography 2009 – Jen Bekman, Jen Bekman Gallery, 20×200 2010 – Denise Wolff, Editor, Aperture 2011 – Karen Irvine, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Photography 2012 – W.M. Hunt, Collector and Curator 2013 – John A. Bennette, Collector and Curator 2014 – Whitney C. Johnson, Director of Photography, The New Yorker 2015 – Julia Dolan, Minor White Curator of Photography, Portland Art Museum 2017 – Sandra S. Phillips, Curator Emeritus, SF MOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)

Header image photo credits: Top Row, L to R: Adair Rutledge, Jenna Mulhall-Brereton, ShawnRecords, Nate Gowdy. Bottom Row, L to R: Marta Wapiennik, Craig Schwanfelder, Zhiqiang Ma, Annette LeMay Burke.

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Our serfdom grand finale! Guest Daniel Daughhetee of the Lesser Bonapartes and Canon Ball helps us bring it home in this cinematic mashup of the autobiography of runaway serf Nikolai Shipov with… Star Wars! Featuring music by David and Henry Dutton of 8-Bit Cinema!

Be sure to support the show at www.patreon.com/deadideaspod to get your portrait drawn!

Co-host: Daniel Daughhetee

Time/place: Russia, 1830-1845 CE

Dead Idea: Russian serfdom

A Map of Russia, 1834 CE, by Adam McKithern

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Glossary of Russian Words and Spellings

aul (ah-OOL) – a Caucasian mountain hut

bárshchina (BAHR-shchee-nah) – dues paid in labor to landlord; corvée

brat na braty (BRAT na BRA-tee) – the “brother for brother” system in which half the adult laborers of a commune worked the landlord’s fields on any given day.

burmistr (BOOR-mee-stur) – bailiff, manager of an estate

chernaia (CHUR-nai-yuh) – chimney-less hut

desiatina (DEE-syah-tee-nah) – a unit of area equal to 2.7 acres

izbá (eez-BAH) – hut

kholop (hah-LOHP) – slave

krepostnoi (kray-PAHST-noy) – serf

mir (MEER) – peasant commune; also means “world”, “peace”

obrók (ahb-ROHK) – dues paid in kind or money to landlord

oprichnina (ah-PREECH-nee-nah) – secret police of Ivan the Terrible

poméshchik (pah-MYEE-shuhk) – servitor landlord

Pomórskaia (POH-mohr-skai-yuh)– Old Belief, referring to liturgical forms retained from before the reforms of 1652-1658

saklya (SACK-lee-yuh) – a Caucasian mountain hut

sótskii (SOHT-skee) – peasant/serf assigned to keep order on an estate; lit. “hundredth” and in charge of 100 households

stárosta (STAH-us-tuh) – village elder

tiaglo (tee-ah-GLUH) – husband-wife work team

upravitel (oop-rah-VEE-tul) – steward, bailiff

versta (vyeer-STAH) – a unit of distance equal to 0.663 miles or 1.067 km

Main Sources

Avakkum. (1950/2003). “The Life of Archpriest Avakkum.” In: Fedotov, G. P., Ed. (1950/2003). The Way of a Pilgrim and Other Classics of Russian Spirituality. Iswolsky, H., Trans. Mineola, NY: Dover.

Buggle, J. C., and Nafziger, S. (2015). “Long-Run Consequences of Labor Coercion: Evidence from Russian Serfdom.” Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: http://www.johannesbuggle.com/docs/serfdom_1.4.pdf

Domar, E. (1970). “The Causes of Slavery or Serfdom: A Hypothesis.” The Journal of Economic History, 30(1): 18-32. Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-economic-history/article/div-classtitlethe-causes-of-slavery-or-serfdom-a-hypothesisdiv/B6055D4D909C9D21B79BB42D2CD952C5

Fedotov, G. P., Ed. (1950/2003). The Way of a Pilgrim and Other Classics of Russian Spirituality. Iswolsky, H., Trans. Mineola, NY: Dover.

Gogol, N. V. (1834). Taras Bulba and Other Tales. Cournos, J, ed. Retrieved Mar 16, 2017, from: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/1197/1197-h/1197-h.htm

Gorshkov, B. B. (2005). A Life Under Russian Serfdom: The Memoirs of Savva Dmitrievich Purlevskii 1800-1868. New York: Central European University Press.

Hoch, S. L. (1986). Serfdom and Social Control in Russia: Petrovskoe, A Village in Tambov. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Kolchin, P. (1987). Unfree Labor: American Slavery and Russian Serfdom. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press

Lincoln, W. (1994). The Conquest of a Continent: Siberia and the Russians. New York: Random House.

MacKay, J. (2009). Four Russian Serf Narratives. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press.

Markevich, A., and Zhuravskaya, E. (2016). “The Economic Effects of the Abolition of Serfdom: Evidence from the Russian Empire.” Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: http://piketty.pse.ens.fr/files/MarkevitchZhuravskaya2016.pdf

Moley, H. (1866). Sketches of Russian Life Before and During the Emancipation of the Serfs. London: Chapman and Hall.

Nafziger, S. (2013). “Russian Serfdom, Emancipation, and Land Inequality: New Evidence.” Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: http://www.ucrs.uu.se/digitalAssets/336/c_336060-l_3-k_serfdom_emancipation_inequality_steven_nafziger.pdf

Nafziger, S. (2011). “Serfdom, Emancipation, and Economic Development in Tsarist Russia.” Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: 12.161.242.125/dotAsset/60e0d541-627e-4028-bca1-5fb981169cc2.doc

Nafziger, S., and Lindert, P. (2013). “Russian Inequality on the Eve of Revolution.” Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: http://web.williams.edu/Economics/wp/Nafziger_Lindert_Inequality_Sept2013.pdf

Rosa, J. (2011). “The Causes of Serfdom: Domar’s Puzzle Revisited.” Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1833511

Semyenov, Y. (1944). The Conquest of Siberia. Dickes, E. W., Ed. London: G. Routledge & Sons, Ltd.

Tolstoy, L. (1887). A Russian Proprietor and Other Stories. Dole, N. H., Trans. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co.

Tolstoy, L. (1852). The Cossacks. Maude, L., & Maude, A., Trans. Retrieved Jan. 7, 2017, from: http://www.fullbooks.com/The-Cossacks.html

Wirtschafter, E. K. (2008). Russia’s Age of Serfdom 1649-1861. Maldon, MA: Blackwell.

Maps, pics, references, and more at http://www.deadideas.net. Music and graphic design by Rachel Westhoff. Map by Adam McKithern.

Russian Serfdom VIII Finale: George Lucas’ Serf Wars (with guest Daniel Daughhetee) – Star Wars Mashup Our serfdom grand finale! Guest Daniel Daughhetee of the Lesser Bonapartes and Canon Ball helps us bring it home in this cinematic mashup of the autobiography of runaway serf Nikolai Shipov with...

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Other Comics News Parade-O-Links 01232017

(Captain America #344 1988.  Cover by Ron Frenz and Al Milgrom.  Stolen from Cover Browser.)

Here are some things I found interesting in the world of minicomics, comic books, graphic novels, small press, self publishing, zines, webcomics, cartoons, digital comics, other, etc. during the week weeks ending 01232017.

"Brutal. The guy likes being the top of the heap and he likes staying there. He’d be an all-term president and probably serve as vice president and most of the cabinet too. Except secretary of agriculture. Bane has no interest in where his food comes from. Only that it’s hit when it arrives. Or someone will pay." -Chuck Dixon on what President Bane would be like.

Hello sisters and brothers of teh intronets and welcome to another episode of your Other Comics News Parade-O-Links.  My name is Shannon and I'll be your host.  Last week was pretty crazy huh?  But here we are.  We made it.  Most of us.  Saturday was an inspiring day.  Millions of people around the world making their voices heard.  Millions standing together.  I didn't march anywhere.  I took care of my two daughters though so that has to count for something right?  I'm not a woman (spoiler) but I am a dad and I tell you this, kids notice.  Kids notice when women or minorities create their favorite comic books, cartoons, music, movies and video games.  They notice when people stand up for themselves or others or for what they believe in.  They notice when people march for a cause.  They notice and it shapes their reality.  The reality where it wasn't impossible no longer exists the second they see the one where it is possible. Much thanks to all of those that fight the good fight.  It's bigger than you know. 

Lots of talk this week about "breaking into comics".  I guess everyone on twitter had the same new year's resolution to finally get their act together and get paid to make comics.  There were some good tips in there and some decent jokes.  I recommend Robert Venditti's testimony on the subject.  I don't know how to group tweets together or whatever but you can find his story of how he "broke into comics" on his twitter feed.  He has what I think is an ideal comics career; mainstream work with multiple publishers as well as creator owned work.  Read his story for yourself but the short version of how he built that career is that he 1) worked hard and 2) he put himself and his work in physical proximity to world of publishing.  You might make it with either one of those two things but I doubt you make it without doing both.  Especially the work.  Even if you get lucky, and fool your way in, without the work, it will catch up to you.

The Dollar Bin's Adam Daughhetee and company are making a documentary on comics creators that will include Laura Martin, Sanford Greene, Van Jensen, Joey Weiser, Andy Runton and others.  The production blog has started here. 

Now you can easily make sure that everyone you know is aware of your feelings about Josh Latta. 

You comics folk are all reading Grant Morrison's The Savage Sword of Jesus Christ in Heavy Metal magazine right?

Bane creators support Trump.  I'm pretty sure Chuck Dixon has supported all the Republican presidents.  I support Chuck Dixon Punisher and Batman comics but was kinda bummed out by Chuck Dixon Green Arrow comics.  I vote against Chuck Dixon Green Arrow comics.

Whenever the question is "where have I seen/heard that before" the answer is always comics. 

I bet the average day for cartoonist Shia LaBeouf is a lot different than most cartoonists. 

ABPN.  Always be punching Nazis. 

And finally, our man Francis bids a fond farewell to 2016...

Remember pals, life is hard.  Never stop running unless it's to pick up a friend.  Read comics and chew Glorp every day and you'll keep on livin' until you're dead. 

Your best pal ever, Shannon Smith

p.s. I write comics.  Do you make comics?  Maybe you should hire me to write comics. 

p.p.s Say you want a leader but you can't seem to make up your mind. I think you'd better close it and let me guide you to my twitter feed.

p.p.p.s. Let's pretend we went to high school together on facebook.

p.p.p.p.s. Google + is another place you can read the same thing I posted here.

p.p.p.p.p.s. I'll tumblr for ya.

p.p.p.p.p.p.s.  Yeah, I do Instagram too.  I guess it's a law or something.

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FLUKE FOTO PARADE (part 1)

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This weekend would have been SPX and last weekend would have been the rescheduled Fluke but an abdication of federal leadership and the revelation that a lot of Americans are selfish monsters resulted in everything being cancelled! Instead, with the encouraging of Shawn Daughhetee we have Quaran-Fluke-PX #qfpx2020

Here’s an approximation of what I would have set up. (I got to the table first and am waiting for Henry Eudy or Jordan Mooney to split the table. There’s an empty spot beside me too for the other. And of course I’d want to be set up across from Adam Daughhetee or J Chris Campbell or Rob Ullman.)

You have the original art portfolios to flip through (and take $5 off any price!), there are The Path Of The Cafe Ninja zines, last year’s Demon Babes art book, the Mermaids sketch book, and I relented and did *one* more print run of Aliens VS Predator VS Brown VS the Board of Education. Debuting would have been a zine with all 560 movies I saw in 2019 with some selected illustrations and reviews. Of course there’d be stickers, but now it would take two displays!

Cons aren’t all about selling, it’s fun to walk around, and Shawn sent the official QFPX2020 shopping bag and Fluke bucks to spend! (I need Robert Newsome and Patrick Dean to tell me if this is legal tender.)