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a selection of visuals, new & old...
- Vince M
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
- All original art and editorial copy is TM & © by Vince Musacchia
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- Mr. Bhob Stewart
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- Mr. Craig Mackay
- Mr. Dan Beltran
- Mr. Eric Hutchison
- Mr. Eric Tan
- Mr. Harvey Kurtzman
- Mr. Jeff Shelly
- Mr. Jim Hopkins
- Mr. John Kricfalusi
- Mr. Kelvin Nguyen
- Mr. Luis Vega
- Mr. Mark Evanier
- Mr. Matt Cruickshank
- Mr. Matt Jones
- Mr. Max Calo
- Mr. Mort Drucker
- Mr. Oscar Grillo
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- Mr. Pedro Astudillo
- Mr. Peter Emmerich
- Mr. Robert Dress
- Mr. Robert Griggs
- Mr. Ron Velasco
- Mr. Ryan Astamendi
- Mr. Thomas Fluharty
- Ms. Dorota Kotarba Mendes
- Ms. Elizabeth Eadie
- Ms. Jennifer Long
- Ms. Kimberly Zamlich
- Ms. Nicolette Davenport
- Ms. Olga Mosqueda
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- The Drawing Club
9 comments:
Are you making a living with your drawings? They are wonderful!
Thank you for the kind words, Grammy.
And yes, I'm a working artist at a wonderful company. I've been very lucky.
With the dog he reminds me of Eisner's Super of Dropsie Avenue.
He could be his nephew.
Hey Max! Glad to see you've visited.
I love Will Eisner, the artist and the man. He was as generous in life as he was in his storytelling.
I'm so glad we have a large catalogue of his work to learn from.
Have you finished reading "The Plot" yet? I can't seem to get started with it, knowing it's the last book he created. I usually began reading his books on the way home from the bookshop.
another beaut, V. Do you miss Coney island? I have never been to the East coast. Would love to see coney island.
Only twenty minutes away by train- Coney Island was a wonderful place when I was a child growing up in Brooklyn, whether spending the day with my parents, or later as a young teenager visiting on my own with friends... as long as you were smart enough to avoid the seedier aspects of it, and believe me- there were many.
It was similar to a destruction-free version of Pinocchio's Pleasure Island.
Nowadays it is a paradise in transition.
Thankfully, it is improving every year.
It's a particular book and surely knowing that it was his last book influences the way one reads The Plot. I won't tell you more or I'll spoil your enjoyment.
I really appreciated you talking to me and all the other guys the other night. I think these things really help shape the good energy we have at work. I think I speak for everyone when I say we should do that again, Vince.
"Good energy" is a nice description Rich.
Maybe we should try it once a month.
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