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LEEDS
18th March 2019
Speakers:
Si Smith – Leeds-based illustrator. Amongst other things, he’ll be talking about his comic book ‘How To Disappear Completely’ [Valley Press] and possibly also his new comic ’Signs’, which is due to be launched on March 9th as part of the Leeds Literary Festival. You can see some of his work in progress on that new project here – sidestreetsthatyouslipdown.blogspot.co.uk

Paloma Armás Front – illustrator and graphic artist – (San Francisco, USA, currently based in Leeds) speaking about her work which is informed by her interest in immersive storytelling and social commentary.
palomafront.com
@weelittlepal on instagram

BIRMINGHAM
Monday 4th March, 7.30pm

Venue: Quantum Exhibition Centre, The Works, 77A Upper Trinity Street, Digbeth, B9 4EG (Wheelchair Friendly)

Guest Speakers:
Al Davison 

aka Astral Gypsy, comic artist and comic book seller, will be talking about his autobiographical graphic novel Muscle Memory. He has worked extensively for DC/Vertigo and is best known for his graphic memoir THE SPIRAL CAGE, which explored his experiences growing up with Spina-Bifida, a condition he was born with and wasn’t expected to survive! Support his Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TAGartwork

Sarah Ingram

Birmingham based artist who will be talking about making art about mental health, working around health issues and her comics Demons and The Deep. View her work on creatures real and imagined on her portfolio at http://www.carapesque.com

Caroline Parkinson

Illustrator, traveller and compulsive sketcher. She has a BA in Illustration in 2004 and has since then worked in animation, television, illustration, education and marketing in a variety of creative roles. She currently works at Coventry University. Explore her work at http://carolineparkinson.co.uk/

LONDON

DATE: Monday 11 February 2019
TIME: 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: The Koppel Project Hive Gallery
26 Holborn Viaduct, London EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane

SPEAKERS:

DATE: Monday 14 January 2019
TIME: 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: The Koppel Project Hive Gallery
26 Holborn Viaduct, London EC1A 2AT
SPEAKERS:

Karrie Fransman, Comics artist and visual storyteller: “The House That Groaned”, “Over, Under, Sideways, Down” and “Death of the Artist”

Rebecca K. Jones, Illustrator and comics artist: “Lazy Sunday, “Boomerang” and “Silent Disco”

DATE: Monday 10 December 2018
TIME: 6.30pm-9pm
VENUE: THE KOPPEL PROJECT HIVE
26 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane

GUESTS
Emily Haworth-Booth Illustrator and comics artist http://emilyhaworthbooth.com
Sarah Ushurhe Writer and illustrator http://www.sarahushurhe.co.uk/

DATE: Monday 12 November 2018
TIME: 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: THE KOPPEL PROJECT HIVE
26 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane

GUESTS
Teresa Robertson Illustrator and graphic novelist http://www.teresa-robertson.co.uk
Christina Peake Artist http://www.christinapeake.com/about/4554649545

25 October 2018: Comedy evening

LDC BRISTOL
Thursday 18 October 2018, 6.30-8.30pm
Cafe Kino,108 Stokes Croft, BRISTOL, BS1 3RU
We are happy to announce the reinvigoration of the Bristol chapter of LDC
led by our 2018 LDC award winner Emma Burleigh.

GUESTS:
Jayde Perkin: Illustrator, comics artist https://www.jaydeperkin.com
Alice Urbino: Illustrator, comics artist @Alicerrr 

LDC Birmingham
Monday 1 October, 2018
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Run by: Charlotte Bailey & Sammy Borras
Contact: ldcbirmingham@gmail.com
£1 Optional Donation
Venue: Quantum Exhibition Centre, The Works, 77A Upper Trinity Street, Digbeth, B9 4EG (Wheelchair Friendly)
Guest Speakers:
Tamara Webster is an animator and illustrator from Bristol. You can find her work at www.tamarawebster.co.uk
Karoline Holhjem is a Masters student in Visual Communication, specialising in illustration at Birmingham City University. You can find her work at karolinemadethis.com

LONDON

LDC LONDON
DATE: Monday 8  October  2018
TIME: 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: THE KOPPEL PROJECT HIVE
26 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane
Guests:
Jane Porter: Illustrator, author http://www.janeporter.co.uk

Cath Tate: Founder and director of Cath Tate Cards: The secrets of making a cartoon work on a card http://www.cathtatecards.com

DATE: Monday 3 September  2018
TIME: 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: THE KOPPEL PROJECT HIVE
26 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane
GUESTS
Dr Ian Hague, Dr Ian Horton and  Dr Nina Mickwitz
London College of Communications, University of the Arts, London
presenting Violence in comics
Tim Atkins Poet and comic artist

DATE: Monday 13 August 2018
TIME: 7-9.15pm
VENUE: Jewish Museum London
Raymond Burton House
129-131 Albert Street
London NW1 7NB
GUESTS
Corinne Pearlman:Cartoonist and Creative Director of Myriad Editions
Astrid Schmetterling:Senior Lecturer in Visual Cultures, Goldsmiths, University of London

DATE: Monday 9 July 2018
TIME: 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: VENUE: THE KOPPEL PROJECT HIVE
26 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane
GUESTS
Steven Appleby: Illustrator and cartooniststevenappleby.com
Jenny Robins: Illustrator https://jennyrobins.com

DATE: Monday 11 June 2018
TIME: 7.30pm-9pm
VENUE:  Gosh! 1 Berwick Street, London, W1F 0DR
https://www.goshlondon.com
Nearest Tube: Tottenham Court Road
GUESTS:
Jeeti Singh: Artist, illustrator and graphic novelist. LDC Award longlist https://www.jeetisingh.com
Janette Parris: Artist and creator of Arch Comic

Monday 14 May 2018, 6.30pm-8.30pm
VENUE: THE KOPPEL PROJECT HIVE
26 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON EC1A 2AT
http://thekoppelproject.com/exhibitions/
Nearest Tube: Chancery Lane

GUESTS:
Emma Burleigh: Writer Illustrator and graphic novelist. Winner of the Laydeez do Comics Prize 2018.
http://www.emmaburleigh.com

Ottilie Hainsworth: Illustrator and graphic novelist. Author of “Talking to Gina” (2017, Myriad Editions)
http://ott216.wixsite.com/ottilie

Monday 9 April 2018, 7-9pm
Tea House Theatre
http://www.teahousetheatre.co.uk/

Guests:

Myfanwy Nixon: Illustrator and cartoonist and co-ordinator of Draw the Line https://myfanwytristram.com

Camille Aubry: Illustrator and comic book artist  http://www.camilleaubry.com

Monday 12 February 2018, 7-9pm
The Teahouse Theatre
http://www.teahousetheatre.co.uk
nearest tube: Vauxhall

Emma Cosh: Comics artist and illustrator. http://egcosh.com

Hannah Berry: Graphic novelist, comics creator, and author of Britten & Brülightly, Adamtine, and Livestock.
http://hannahberry.co.uk

Monday 8 January 2018, 7-9pm
The Teahouse Theatre
http://www.teahousetheatre.co.uk
nearest tube: Vauxhall

Guest Speakers:
Richy K. Chandler: Illustrator and comics artist http://tempolush.com
Lucy Sullivan: Illustrator, animator and comics artist https://lucysullivanuk.com

Monday 11 December 2017, 7-9pm 
The Teahouse Theatre
http://www.teahousetheatre.co.uk
nearest tube: Vauxhall

Monday 13 November 2017
http://www.teahousetheatre.co.uk

Monday 8 May 2017
VENUE: House of Illustration

Guest speakers
Kate Evans Graphic novelist, cartoonist and activist (Bump; Red Rosa; Threads)
http://www.cartoonkate.co.uk/
Gemma Seltzer Relationship Manager at Arts Council England

Monday 13 March 2017
Guests:
Pru Stevenson and Suzy Mackie: artists and co-founders of See Red Women’s Worskhop (1974-1990)
www.seeredwomensworkshop.wordpress.com
Jane Glynn: illustrator and creator of graphic stories and animations
www.janeglynn.co.uk

Monday 13 February 2017
Guests:
Sean Azzopardi Illustrator and cartoonist. http://www.sean-azzopardi.com
Sally Ann Hickman Illustrator, animator and cartoonist. http://www.sallyshinystars.com
Francesca Cassavetti Illustrator and cartoonist. http://www.fabtoons.com

26-29 January 2017
Laydeez do Angoulême as part of
International Girl Gang Goes Angoulême #IntlGirlGang

CCG Ladies’ Night (US), Comic Book Slumber Party (UK), FEMSKT (Finland) and Laydeez do Comics (UK) joined forces for the 44th Angouleme International Comics Festival, resulting the International Girl Gang! The International Girl Gang will host a series of feminist-focused events at the festival including:

26-29 January 2017
ART EXHIBITION
20 international women comic artists
Opening Thursday, January 26th at 7pm
Angoulême Conservatory

26-29 January 2017
Stall F25
Alternative Comics Space, Bulle Bd Alternative (Place New York)
Launching The International Girl Gang Encyclopaedia Zine

Friday 27 January, 10am
Panel discussion hosted by Eisner-winner Sarah Lightman
The Brassens Amphitheatre in the Angoulême Conservatory.

Saturday 28 January, 10am-7.30pm
École européenne supérieure de l’image (ÉESI)
134 Rue de Bordeaux, 16000 Angoulême, France

10am -4 pm  STUDY DAY 
Questioning Sexism in Comics: Practice and Research: France; Finland; UK; USA

4.30-7.30pm LAYDEEZ DO COMICS ANGOULÊME

SPECIAL
Presentations from: Charlotte Bailey, Rachael Ball, Megan Byrd, Hannah Chapman, Louise Crosby, Wallis Eates, Taina Hakala, Hanna-Pirita Lehkonen, Sarah Lightman, Pen Mendonça, Apila Pepita Miettinen, Johanna Rojola, Nicola Streeten, Emmi Valve

Sunday 29 January, 5pm
An Apéro in Paris 
Bookstore Le Monte-en-L’Air, 71 rue Ménilmontant, Paris. 
Taina Hakala gives a live reading from her comics work in progress As Time Passes.
Drinks, snacks and books available.  

Study day and LDC Special
28 January 2017, 10:00-19:30
  134 Rue de Bordeaux, 16000 Angoulême, France
The day  invited in-depth critical interrogation of issues surrounding gender parity in contemporary comics. Our discussions  had an international perspective, with contributions from academics, practitioners and activists. The morning seminar asked the questions and the afternoon seminar gatherd responses. The event was  rounded off with a Laydeez do Comics special, hosting a series of presentations from women comics artists and accompanied by home made cake.

This event was hosted by École européenne supérieure de l’image (ÉESI) in association with The British Consortium of Comics Scholars (BCCS) and International Girl Gang: Laydeez do Comics (LDC) UK; FEMSKT Finland; Ladies Night Anthology (LNA) USA; Comic Book Slumber Party U©FEMSKT 2016 

Questioning Sexism in Comics: Practice and Research: France; Finland; UK; USA
Questionner le sexisme dans les bandes dessinées: pratique et recherche: France; Finlande; ROYAUME-UNI; Etats-Unis
Outline of the day
10:10 – 13:00 SEMINAR Led by Johanna Schipper (ÉESI) Angoulême, France) 
and Nicola Streeten (University of Sussex, UK)
What’s the Problem? Questioning Sexism in Comics – Is it Universal or Cultural?
12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK (own arrangements)
An opportunity to look around the (ÉESI) exhibition of student work
14:00 – 16:00 SEMINAR Led by Johanna Rojola (Feministinen sarjakuvatoiminta FEMSKT, Finland)
and Sarah Lightman (University of Glasgow, UK);
Gathering Solutions: Norms, Privileges and Gatekeepers. Challenging the Structures
16:00 – 16:30 BREAK
16:30 – 19:30 Laydeez do Comics Special at Angouleme Including a break with homemade cake served
Presentations from: Charlotte Bailey, Rachael Ball, Megan Byrd, Hannah Chapman, Louise Crosby, Wallis Eates, Taina Hakala, Hanna-Pirita Lehkonen, Sarah Lightman, Pen Mendonça, Apila Pepita Miettinen, Johanna Rojola, Nicola Streeten, Emmi Valve

BIRMINGHAM
2015

23rd March
Asia Alfasi – Libyan-British manga-influenced comic writer and artist.
Sally Jane Thompson – a freelance comic creator and illustrator.
Laura Howell – first female comic artist for The Beano, artist/illustrator/writer.

1 JUNE 
Kelly Angel  http://www.anythingcomic.com/
Sarah Graley –  http://sarahgraley.com/
Giuseppa Barresi – Aka Ryuuza – illustrator, animator and instructional designer.

AUGUST
Hunt Emerson at http://largecow.com/ – comic artist and illustrator
Charlotta Salmi – British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow in English Literature at the University of Birmingham
Selina Locke – http://www.factorfictionpress.co.uk/

OCTOBER
Sammy Boras – http://sammyborras.blogspot.co.uk/
Dore Kirchmair – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7eHhh8YD8g
Joanne Krawec & Angus Medford – talked about the beginning of their collaboration project ‘Blood’

CAPTION SPECIAL
Al Davidson – https://www.patreon.com/astralgypsy?ty=h
Sarah Millman – http://www.heartoftime.co.uk/

DECEMBER
John Clark – http://www.brickbats.co.uk/
Mogs Russell – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgLQvaBtr6Q
Steve Tanner – https://about.me/steve_tanner

BRIGHTON
2013

DUBLIN
2013

• Sarah Bracken
• Michael Carroll
• Maeve Clancy
• Gareth Gowran
• Leeann Hamilton
• Arja Kajermo
• Sadhbh Lawlor
• Paddy Lynch
• Sarah McIntyre
• Alan Nolan

CHICAGO
2013

2012

GLASGOW
2015

Sunday 8 March, 2015
Eilidh Nicolson is a local indie artist who who likes exploring gender through her work, which includes the comic Girls from Mars. Find her on twitter (@HeyItsAyls) and http://heyitsayls.tumblr.com.
Adam Smith has been involved in small press comics for 15 years, most notably the ‘Khaki Shorts’ anthology which ran for 28 issues from 1999 – 2011. However he got his biggest ‘break’ in 2013 when he managed to secure an interview with his favourite cartoonist, Wally Fawkes aka Trog – and the results were published in The Comics Journal. In his talk he’ll be discussing Fawkes’ 60-year career drawing the satirical newspaper strip ‘Flook’ and why it should be regarded on the same plane as ‘Peanuts’ and others. www.tcj.com/looking-back-at-flook-an-interview-with-wally-fawkes
Letty Wilson is an artist and writer from Scotland, who has just finished an MLitt in Comics Studies at Dundee University. She will be speaking about how her identity as an asexual and aromantic artist has shaped her creative output and how thinking about representation affects character design and story. https://lettydraws.wordpress.com/

2013

LEEDS

LDC LEEDS FEBRUARY 2019

1. Rachael Smith – comic artist and writer. She has created numerous, critically acclaimed comic books including House Party, Artificial Flowers, Wired Up Wrong, and The Rabbit, which was nominated for Best Book in the 2015 British Comic Awards, following her nomination for Emerging Talent the previous year. s. rachaelsmith.org 
2. Eleanor Hollindrake – Artist / Illustrator / Knitter: For the last few years I have been making whimsical  comics about a character called Dragon Mouse which are suitable for readers of all ages. Alsomy latest comic “Echoes” which is heavily inspired by the neolithic history of the Orkney Islands in Scotland. http://eleanorhollindrake.tumblr.com/
3. Footprint Workers Co-operative – is a small, ecologically-minded printing business based, Leeds.  We specialise in riso printing We print zines, comix, fliers, posters, CD and vinyl sleeves, as well as a lot of other things, and aim to do this as ethically as we can. They will talk about their work and effective ways to design artwork for Riso printed zines/ comics footprinters.co.uk

Hosted by Lou Crosby

LDC LEEDS October 2018
Tony Pickering – Artist, illustrator and graphic novelist speaking about Diabetes: Year One

a memoir/collection of graphic poems that covers the diagnosis and experience of type 1 diabetes, and the development (realisation?) of a medical identity. www.Pick-Art.co.uk

John Swogger – archaeologist / illustrator – This year he is starting work with writer Ben Dickson on a graphic biography of Neville Chamberlain. John will talk about his past and current comics projects, and discuss what it means practically, creatively and career-wise to evolve from someone who does comics as a part-time interest, to someone who does comics full-time. johngswogger.wordpress.com

Hosted by Lou Crosby

April 2018

Oliver East – Artist – olivereast.art

E. Dawson Varughese – Researcher – talking about Indian women’s graphic narratives published since the millenniumworldlits.wordpress.com

March 2018

1. Annie Lawson – artist –  www.annielawson.com/homemade-books.html

Feb 2017

RAVI THORTON – talking about HOAX a triology of artworks www.hoaxorth.com  JAMES McKAY –  ‘A Dream of a Low Carbon Future’
https://cdt.engineering.leeds.ac.uk/dtc-low-carbon-technologies/research/DreamsofaLowCarbonFuture.shtml

5th Nov as part of Thought Bubble Festival Cinema of War, Royal Armouries (

Rachael Ball – author of The Inflatable Woman,
Henny Beaumount – author of Hole in the Heart,
Jade Sarson author of- For the Love of God, Marie!
Una – author of Becoming Unbecoming.
Chaired by Lou Crosby

3rd October 2016
Kate-Mia White:  Illustrator http://kate-miawhite.weebly.com/
Lou Crosby: Illustrator http://seeingpoetry.co.uk/
Jessica Durie,

June 2016 Zine special
Jean McEwan https://jeanmcewan.com/zines/
Jodie Ravina Champaneria https://ravinaravina.wordpress.com/
Josie Tothill – artist .Members of Bradical https://www.instagram.com/bradicalbradford/

April 2016
EdieOP –  www.edieop.com
John Whitaker – The Extraordinary Life of Charles Waterton  wakefieldmuseumsandlibraries.blogspot.co.uk
John Welding – www.johnwelding.comix.org.ukSEPT 2015
EMMA DONNELLY – http://emmainky.tumblr.com/
LYDIA WYSOCKI – (https://twitter.com/lyd_w) (appliedcomicsetc.com).
ROSS MACKINTOSH – ished. http://seedscomic.blogspot.co.uk/
JUNE 2015 –  Hebden Bridge Arts Festival
Kate Charlesworth – Talks about her work and the book Sally Heathcote: Suffragette
Jacky Fleming – Cartoonist and illustrator,
May 2015 – Leeds
Matilda Tristram: illustrator and author of Probably Nothing: A Diary of Not-Your-Average Nine Months (Penguin)
James Norris: Artist and Performance Maker. Currently writing A Mothers Trace: A Graphic Memoir.
March  2015 – Leeds
Christine Chettle – academic.
Liesl Swogger, writer & John G. Swogger  collaborating on a graphic novel about eating disorders, grief and depression
John G. Swogger – Archaeological illustrator  johngswogger.wordpress.com
2014
May 2014 – Leeds
Jacky Fleming– Cartoonist and illustrator, www.jackyfleming.co.uk
Daryl Cunningham –  Writer & illustrator
Kate Ashwin – Writer & illustrator
March 2014 – Leeds
Ian Hague – academic Comics and the Senses. www.ianhague.com
Louise Crosby(illustrator) & Clare Shaw Seeing Poetry: Poetry in Words and Comics. 
Ravi Thornton (cross media writer – Hoax ) & Dr Matt Green (academic)
Jan 2014 – Leeds
Chella Quint comedy writer/performer, designer and artist – Sheffield Zine Fest
http://chellaquint.wordpress.com/
Joanna Wilkinsonartist and printmaker http://www.jowilkinson.co.uk/
James Mckaycomics artist ‘Dreams of a Low Carbon Future’ (‘Flesh’ – 2000AD)
2013
November 2013 – Leeds
Gemma Correll – Cartoonist, writer and illustrator www.gemmacorrell.com
Paula Knight – comics artist, illustrator and author.  paulaknight.wordpress.com
Ian Williams – comics artist, physician and writer. www.graphicmedicine.org
September 2013 – Leeds
Dr Julie Brown – Academic
Annie Lawson – Cartoonist
Mick Kidd – Biff Cartoons
July 2013 – Leeds
Sarah Lightman – Artist, writer,curator & founder of LDC The Book of Sarah
Lydia Wysocki – artist, writer and chief editor of Newcastle Science Comic.
Dr Mel Gibson – Academic
May 2013 – Leeds
Footprint Workers Co-operative, Leeds – zine printers
Becky Kidner – Artist
Dr Ian Hague –  Academic & director of Comics Forum 
March 2013 – Leeds
Melanie Maddison  – Artist
Adam Cadwell  – Artist
Una – Artist
January  2013 – Leeds
Kate Ashwin – Artist darkencomic.com
Kristyna Baczynski – Artist, designer 
Darryl Cunningham – Artist and writer of Psychiatric Tales & Science Tales
2012
November 2012 – Leeds
Nicola Streeten  – Artist & Founder of LaydeezdoComics
Steve Tillotson – Artist
Griselda Pollock – Academic A Name for Myself: Charlotte Salomon’s Theatre of Memory 1941-42

LONDON

GUESTS:
Abi Lingford Scientific illustrator and textiles artist currently working on a graphic novel http://lingfordillustration.blogspot.co.uk/
Samuel C Williams Illustrator, co-founder of Good Comics and author of
At War with Yourself (JKP publishing)

Monday 19th September 2016
Thalma Israel born artist and animator http://www.polpresapress.co.uk
Nancy Silberkleit CEO of Archie Comics http://archiecomics.com

Monday 22nd August 2016 at Gosh! Comics in London,
22 August 2016
Angela Martin cartoonist http://www.angelamartin.org/cartoons.html
Cath Tate cartoonist, card and gift-maker http://www.cathtatecards.com/occasions/cartoons/
The Surreal McCoy http://www.thesurrealmccoy.com/

Monday 29th August 2016 at Gosh!
Henny Beaumont graphic novelist (Hole in the Heart) http://www.hennybeaumont.com/
Nick Abadzis cartoonish and graphic novelist (Hugo Tait, Laika, The Cigar who Fell in Love with a Pipe, Dr. Who) http://abadzone.tumblr.com/

Wednesday 13 July 2016
An Introduction to Graphic Medicine The Cartoon Museum

Ian Williams (The Bad Doctor, co-editor of The Graphic Medicine Manifesto),
MK Czerwiec (AKA Comic Nurse, co-editor of The Graphic Medicine Manifesto),
Rachel Ball(The Inflatable Woman),
Nicola Streeten(Billy, You & Me),
Henny Beaumont(Hole in the Heart),
Nye Wright (Things to Do in A Retirement Home Trailer Park)

Monday 18 July 2016 – Cartoon Museum

Dana Walrath (Aliceheimers)

Eliza Fricker

15 February 2016

Time: 7.00-9.00pm – House of Illustration, 2 Granary Square, Kings Cross, N1C 4BH

Tilly Hughes: Artist and performerTalking about a collaborative comics project for Heart & Soul 
Rebecca Fox: Comics artist
Anita O’ Brien: Director / Curator, The Cartoon Museum, London 

Nicola Streeten Illustrator, comics artist and scholar, author of Billy Me & You (Myriad Editions)
Elizabeth Querstretcomics artist,  Tweets as @Querstret: https://twitter.com/Querstret
Ian Williams Comics artist and Physician, author of The Bad Doctor (Myriad Editions)  and founder of graphicmedicine.orgTweets as @TheBadDr: https://twitter.com/TheBadDr

2014
Kate EvansCartoonist and activist . Publications include Bump; The Food of Love  and Funny Weather (Myriad Editions)@cartoonkate
Paddy JohnstonComics artist and scholar @paddyjohnston
Matilda TristramIllustrator and author of Probably Nothing A diary of not-your-average nine months@Colonclast

2013
Gareth Brookes comics artist. Author of The Black Project, Myriad Editions
Ilya comics artist and writer. Author of Room For Love, Self Made Hero
Brigitte Mierau artist
Katie Green, illustrator and author of “Lighter than my shadow”
Marina Magi, comics artist
Roz Streeten, illustrator, graphic designer and co director of Rosie Flo colouring books

2011

2010

2009

2008

NEW YORK pop up
2011

TORONTO pop up
2012

SAN FRANCISCO
2013

2012

2011