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Dit is een fragment van de livestream van vrijdag 2 oktober 2020. Zie hier de hele stream.
Vandaag was de eerste dag van 24 Hour Comics Day. Een jaarlijks evenement waarin stripmakers binnen 24 uur evenzoveel pagina’s dienen te tekenen. In Nederland werd het evenement op maar liefst drie plekken gehouden. Hier een fotoverslag van de gebeurtenissen vanmiddag in Studio/K te Amsterdam. Zie hier het blog met al wat van de getekende pagina’s.
Dat belooft een boeiende pagina te worden.
Merel Barends bestudeert haar pagina aandachtig.
Remco Lee Polman doet voor het eerst mee. Maar die grappige hoed heeft hij wel vaker op.
Matt Baay is goed in praten en tekenen tegelijk.
Een nieuwe Hallie Lama in wording.
Viva Les Bunbuns!
Sunday 10:00 am. Only an hour left of 24 Hour Comics Day, artists Jeroen Funke and Matt Baay carry on their work, trying to finish in time.
Artists Maarten Janssens and Viktor Venema exchange notes during 24 Hour Comics Day.
24 Hour Comics Day started in comic book store Lambiek at 11:00 am. On this picture artists Menno Kooistra and Floris Oudshoorn are having a coffee just after the event started. So basically they started the marathon session with a coffee break, yelling “Fuck, Scott McCloud!” in the process, mocking the rules McCloud set out for this event. Which in Menno’s case turned out to be prophetic. In the end, he only finished one page before he quit the event hours later. Poor chap. I am not sure how far Floris got, though.
This weekend it was 24 Hour Comics Day. On a lot of locations throughout the world, comic book artists gathered for 24 hours to each draw a comic book. So, that means everyone had to make a page an hour. In Amsterdam the event was held in comic book store Lambiek. This year was the sixth time for Lambiek. Big mastermind of the event is a comic book artist named Scott McCloud. He explains the origin of the idea here.
Check out Lambiek’s site with the finished efforts. And check out the session that took place at Serge Baeken’s home in Belgium.