A few weeks ago I had a chat that happened to be an interview with Gil Roth for his Virtual Memories Show.
Curious about the origins of my Pathology Laffs series? How about some opinions on how people learn, or strategies for making science funny? Maybe you're curious about my past dance career. Follow this link to Virtual Memories, click on my interview, and brace yourself for an hour of fun! (The first 12 minutes are an interview with writer Paul Di Filippo) My Interview (#154) starts at minute 12:45 on the download.
I thought it might be fun to post some images and links to accompany my conversation with Gil. Here's your program!
MINUTE 12:45 MY BIO AND INTRODUCTION
Dura Mater (Dance and Anatomy Projects before 2010)
MINUTE 14:20 CARTOONISTS AND DRAWING INJURIES
First Aid, part 2 of my self care series.
MINUTE 18:20 THE PHYSICAL STRESSES EFFECTING CARTOONISTS
From (No) Pain!
MINUTE 21:20 THE CHALLENGES OF TEACHING GOOD HABITS
It's much easier to teach people interested in what you have to say.
The trick is to find a way to get disinterested people interested!
MINUTE 23:35 MY HISTORY WITH COMICS AND SCI FI
Welcome to my 10-year-old-world!
Andre Norton, Dark Piper
My Sci Fi tastes have matured, I guess.
Love these guys! (James SA Corey)
MINUTE 26:00 GROWING UP IN A WORLD OF NERDS
Dragon etching from Junior High.
MINUTE 30:30 HOW PATHOLOGY LAFFS AND LOUISE THE LOUSE CAME INTO BEING
The gag cartoon that started it all.
The earliest Carousel Cartoon Slideshow poster I could find.
My illustration is the cancerous mice, bottom right.
MINUTE 35:00 DANCE, PERFORMING, DANCING COMPARED TO DRAWING
This pic got me a page in Dance Magazine.
For more about past dance projects see DuraMater.org.
MINUTE 41:00 NEEDLEWORK, MEDICAL IMAGERY, AND COMICS
Two in-progress pieces I will be submitting to 4Panel.
The bottom images are from a SciArt Center workshop.
Catherine's Knee, photo by Tom Henning.
MINUTE 52:37 TEACHING ANATOMY: BACKGROUND, VISUALIZING ANATOMY, SPECULATIVE ANATOMY
Joan Reilly created some incredible anatomy images based on class homework.
Drawing on a body helps us visualize structures under the skin.
MINUTE 59:30 MORE ABOUT SELF-CARE FOR ARTISTS
WOW! YOU MADE IT! TAKE A BREAK.
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