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The Difference Between Author/Illustrators and Illustrators
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rod McKie Nov. 26, 2008.

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Rod McKie replied to Ross K.'s discussion 'feedback, please ( also )'

I agree, this is some very funny stuff. I think you could team up with a couple of cartoonists if you can knock these things out, as a means of making money while you place this panel. The horrible thing is, we cartoonists have no idea what is fun...

October 13

Rod McKie replied to ChelseaBritain's discussion 'Feedback, please'

Firstly, I'm not interested in birds and I am sitting here with 3 other cartoonists who are not interested in birds either, I think that has to be a problem. Having said that, I don't hate birds, for instance I really love Carolita Johnson's New Y...

October 13

Rod McKie replied to Lee Nordling's discussion 'How many years did it take you to become a professionally published cartoonist?'

I decided to be a cartoonist when I was at school. I could draw, and I wasn't a good enough artist to draw superheroes, so I tried to draw funnies. I got a few books on cartooning, all of them old and out of date, and made my own awful drawings. A...

August 21

Rod McKie replied to Mike Cope's discussion 'Universal launches talent search with Amazon'

If you die of hunger during the 2 years development deal - who owns the devolping strip?

August 21

Rod McKie replied to ZingerSteve's discussion 'Do you take issue with "webcomics"? I do.'

OMG, I remembered the password. That's a first. I'm going to be really lazy here and say, "what Brian said". Because he covered everything I would say on the matter, only better. Really nicely put Brian.

June 25

Rod McKie replied to Lee Nordling's discussion 'Favorite & Best Comic Strips Ever?'

Comic strips as the US knows them are a very small part of UK culture. The Scotsman newspaper will run one comic strip at most, and a lot of UK paper's have none. Having said that the one British newspaper strip that knocked my socks off was Garth...

June 22

Rod McKie replied to Lee Nordling's discussion 'Who's on this forum?'

I'm not really here at all.

June 12

Rod McKie replied to Lee Nordling's discussion 'What do you find confusing?'

Striker 3D by Pete Nash ran in the Sun newspaper, circulation about 3 million at its peak, for around 20 years. It began in 1985 as a black and white (line) comic strip. In 1998 or so Pete started creating the strip using 3D graphics. The paper pa...

June 12