City as a Character in Memoir/Autobio @CXCFestival
City as a Character in Memoir/Autobio  @CXCFestival
Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
City as a Character in Memoir/Autobio

Well developed environment can help to ground a story. Some artists go beyond grounding a story, in fact, inviting their readers into their homes, their neighborhoods, their cities, and their lives. Cartoonist Nicole Georges (Calling Dr. Laura, Fetch) will be leading a discussion with cartoonists, Caroline Cash (PeePee-PooPoo), Karl Krumpholz (30 Miles of Crazy), and MS Harkness (Desperate Pleasures), on the how they approach the challenge of packing so much square mileage into a few loose pages.

Recorded at Columbus Metropolitan Library - Main Branch
Video production by Nicolettecinemagraphics: nicolettecinemagraphics.com
Part of Cartoon Crossroads Columbus - September 27 - October 1, 2023

Cartoon Crossroads Columbus - CXC is a FREE comics, art & animation festival in Columbus, Ohio!

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