Hey kids what time is it…on Thursday November 28th 2007! CARTOON JAMMING TIME in SAN FRANCISCO.

This is going to be a fun session tomorrow. We’ll be starting a new project as well as discussing showing our wares at the art show on December 8th 2007. You can also find out more in regrades to the anthology!!

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Hey kids, it’s time for San Francisco Cell’s bi-monthly jam, Thursday November 8th 2007.

We will be starting a new comic this session, so come and draw with us. Any level of artist is welcome to grab their favorite drawing tools and come on out and join us an another Comic Safari.

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OH NO…time for San Francisco Cell’s bi-monthly jam, Thursday October 25th, 2007.

We will be starting a new comic this session, so come and draw with us. Any level of artist is welcome to grab their favorite drawing tools and come on out and join us an another Comic Safari.

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It’s once again time for the San Francisco Cell’s bi-monthly jam, Thursday September 27th, 2007.

This week we continue with our scripted jam….

Thanks to the help of a local comic book writer were going to create a comic from a dialog-free script and see what happens. It will mean that the artists will be doing there own interpretation of the script, but also working to with each other to make it complete and coherent. Should be fun.

Any level of artist is welcome to grab there favorite drawing tools and come on out and join us an another adventure in Comics.

The meeting last night was a huge success and our latest Jam Comic Challenge based on using a written script started with a bang.

– First off writer Joe Borrelli provided a spooky Halloween script entitled…Scaredy Cat. It’s 9 pages of spooky fun.

– Next folks volunteered to do character designs based on the script

– Then each artist was able to tackle any panel anywhere on any page from the script. The secret was to keep the whole page in mind so we did not run out of space for other panels. It was interesting and fun as artist had to keep the characters ‘on model’ but in their own style.

We have a few more sessions to finish the 9 page story and we can always use fresh blood to help out. The story will be posted on-line here when it is finished.

This swanky photo below is of last night’s jam was taken by Doc Popular with his new, very cool iPhone.

Can you spot the Eisner Award Winner in this photo?

It’s once again time for the San Francisco Cell’s bi-monthly jam, Thursday September 13th, 2007.

As some of you may know, the SF-Cell likes to keep our selfs challenged. In the past we have set limitations and rules to create comics featuring: no dialog, all action, all environmental to name a few and had some great results. One example is our comic LMNTAL (which can be read on-line).

For this sessions challenge we are going to try something many of us comic creators do not do….work with a traditional comic book script.

Thanks to the help of a local comic book writer were going to create a comic from a dialog-free script and see what happens. It will mean that the artists will be doing there own interpretation of the script, but also working to with each other to make it complete and coherent. Should be fun.

Any level of artist is welcome to grab there favorite drawing tools and come on out and join us an another adventure in Comics.