4: Patrick Yurick (#ComicFuel 7) – MakingComics.com Gutter Talk Podcast (S01E04) (115) MakingComics.com Gutter Talk Podcast
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- Visual Arts
How in the world could we do our first season of the MakingComics.com Gutter Talk Podcast without bringing back the #ComicFuel podcast? The #ComicFuel podcast was launched as a question/answer show by our leader Patrick Yurick for the massively popular “How To Make A Comic Book” course on Coursera. Students from around the world submit questions and the seemingly endless fountain of facts bubbling inside of the brain of Patrick does its best to link them with the answers needed. On this seventh installment of #ComicFuel we cover questions like “Am I too old to make a living off of comics?”, “How do you manage a long-form comic project?”, “How do you learn to draw?”, and more. So pop on your headphones, get out a paper and pen, and draw while listening to Patrick traverse the world answering comic-making quandaries.
Jump-To Sections
* [00:00:00] Support MakingComics.com Ad
* [00:00:25] Show Theme
* [00:01:10] Introduction
* [00:04:10] Graham Annable Book Club Announcement
* [00:06:10] Season Intermission Announcement
* [00:08:00] Season Patreon Campaign Announcement
* [00:12:50] What happened to the ComicFuel podcast?
* [00:20:15] Question #1: Am I too old to make a living off of comic books?
* [00:25:15] Question #2: How do you start outlining a big comic idea that you have?
* [00:29:27] Question #3: How do you manage a long-form comic project?
* [00:31:34] Ad Break
* [00:33:35] Question #4: How do you learn how to draw?
* [00:43:20] Question #5: Who makes comics? Only aspiring comic creators?
* [00:47:35] Question #6: How do you collaborate with a team making comics together?
* [01:01:00] Closing Statements
* [01:03:00] Show Outro
Show Notes
[00:00:25] Show Theme
[00:01:10] Introduction
-- Gutter Talk Season 1 Episode 4 (115)
--- ComicFuel #7
-- What is ComicFuel?
--- ComicFuel was a podcast started on May 14, 2016 by MakingComics.com leader, and teacher, Patrick Yurick. The podcast is a Q&A show with questions supplied from students within the "How To Make A Comic Book" MOOC on Coursera (which has over 27,000 enrolled students from all over the world). The show sometimes includes inspirational audio clips referred to as “AudioFuel”. As defined within the first episode of the course, Comic Fuel is defined as: Any kind of inspirational piece of wisdom that directly results in the encouragement of artistry. Aka - psychological fuel, like coffee, designed to conquer your demons and keep going.
[00:04:10] Graham Annable Book Club Announcement
Announcing Our First Season Book Club Book: Graham Annable’s “Peter & Ernesto - A Tale of Two Sloths”
- More news to come
- Graham on a future episode
- Buy the book on Amazon
- Keep an eye on
-- the Gutter Talk newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dGp7c9
-- MakingComics.com Facebook page
-- Instagram
-- Twitter
-- The podcast feed itself…
[00:06:10] Season Intermission Announcement
Apologies for the brevity of this episode
- Teaching animation to some of my students who are sailing around the world in a yacht.
-- Not returning until the 30th
-- No internet
- Mid-season break
[00:08:00] Season Patreon Campaign Announcement
- Patreon Readthrough
-- Patrons: 32
--- 1-5 Monica Sampler
-- Pledged: $46
How in the world could we do our first season of the MakingComics.com Gutter Talk Podcast without bringing back the #ComicFuel podcast? The #ComicFuel podcast was launched as a question/answer show by our leader Patrick Yurick for the massively popular “How To Make A Comic Book” course on Coursera. Students from around the world submit questions and the seemingly endless fountain of facts bubbling inside of the brain of Patrick does its best to link them with the answers needed. On this seventh installment of #ComicFuel we cover questions like “Am I too old to make a living off of comics?”, “How do you manage a long-form comic project?”, “How do you learn to draw?”, and more. So pop on your headphones, get out a paper and pen, and draw while listening to Patrick traverse the world answering comic-making quandaries.
Jump-To Sections
* [00:00:00] Support MakingComics.com Ad
* [00:00:25] Show Theme
* [00:01:10] Introduction
* [00:04:10] Graham Annable Book Club Announcement
* [00:06:10] Season Intermission Announcement
* [00:08:00] Season Patreon Campaign Announcement
* [00:12:50] What happened to the ComicFuel podcast?
* [00:20:15] Question #1: Am I too old to make a living off of comic books?
* [00:25:15] Question #2: How do you start outlining a big comic idea that you have?
* [00:29:27] Question #3: How do you manage a long-form comic project?
* [00:31:34] Ad Break
* [00:33:35] Question #4: How do you learn how to draw?
* [00:43:20] Question #5: Who makes comics? Only aspiring comic creators?
* [00:47:35] Question #6: How do you collaborate with a team making comics together?
* [01:01:00] Closing Statements
* [01:03:00] Show Outro
Show Notes
[00:00:25] Show Theme
[00:01:10] Introduction
-- Gutter Talk Season 1 Episode 4 (115)
--- ComicFuel #7
-- What is ComicFuel?
--- ComicFuel was a podcast started on May 14, 2016 by MakingComics.com leader, and teacher, Patrick Yurick. The podcast is a Q&A show with questions supplied from students within the "How To Make A Comic Book" MOOC on Coursera (which has over 27,000 enrolled students from all over the world). The show sometimes includes inspirational audio clips referred to as “AudioFuel”. As defined within the first episode of the course, Comic Fuel is defined as: Any kind of inspirational piece of wisdom that directly results in the encouragement of artistry. Aka - psychological fuel, like coffee, designed to conquer your demons and keep going.
[00:04:10] Graham Annable Book Club Announcement
Announcing Our First Season Book Club Book: Graham Annable’s “Peter & Ernesto - A Tale of Two Sloths”
- More news to come
- Graham on a future episode
- Buy the book on Amazon
- Keep an eye on
-- the Gutter Talk newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dGp7c9
-- MakingComics.com Facebook page
-- Instagram
-- Twitter
-- The podcast feed itself…
[00:06:10] Season Intermission Announcement
Apologies for the brevity of this episode
- Teaching animation to some of my students who are sailing around the world in a yacht.
-- Not returning until the 30th
-- No internet
- Mid-season break
[00:08:00] Season Patreon Campaign Announcement
- Patreon Readthrough
-- Patrons: 32
--- 1-5 Monica Sampler
-- Pledged: $46