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| Dear Dare2Draw friends, We're happy to announce...
...that we will be doing a D2D the last Saturday of August and all are welcomed!
However, studio space is limited - so please secure your SPOT, today - remember this program is for you to enjoy the drawing experience and have fun with other awesome creators like you! [Seats will go fast - RSVP, now]
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| | | | Alitha Evelyn Martinez - Her professional career began in 1999, penciling Iron Man for Marvel Entertainment. Since then, she has worked on titles such as X-Men; Black Sun; Marvel Age Fantastic Four; Black Panther; Voltron; NBC’s Heroes; New 52 Bat Girl; Archie Comic’s New Crusaders; and, currently, WWE Superstars and WWE Slam City for Paper Cutz. She has been constantly working on larger projects and graphic novels, including - Vampire My Boyfriend Bites; Kung Fu Masters; Quest for Dragon Mountain for Lerner Publications; also, Political cartooning for the New York Post. In her spare time, she works on her creator-owned titles, Yume and Ever, Foreign, and Ningyo, which she publishes through her own boutique company, Ariotstorm Productions, LLC.
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| | Pete LePage is a comedian and writer. He is currently on the PIT house team Magically Delicious and co-hosts the popular Tuesday night talk show Comic Book Club (Guests have included SNL’s Bill Hader and Seth Myers). It is featured on the nerdist channel. He has submitted jokes to SNL’s Weekend Update, as well as “Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn.” Pete wrote, produced and performed in “Police Procedures,” a long-running show for Channel 101 and has performed in all the major clubs in New York City. He was awarded funniest comic of the month at Comic Strip Live. He has studied improv at UCB, Second City, and The PIT and was awarded The PIT’s Ensemble Member of the Year for 2007. He wrote and performed with The Nefarious Popes a NYC Favorite comedy troupe. He also taught improv on the television show “Blind Date.” He currently teaches Improv classes at the PIT and has been performing improv, stand-up and sketch comedy for 12 years. |
| | Zeea’s coloring career started under the tutelage of her artist/painter father Neal Adams and colorist mother Cory Adams. She started coloring, naturally, on Continuity Comics with the occasional stint at Valiant and Red Line Comics. She worked both using watercolors and, later, Photoshop. Zeea also colored the Betty Boop Landmark calendars from 1996-2000 (so fun!). When things went digital, Neal and Zeea pioneered advertising animatics, techniques that years later would be adapted for motion comics. Always having the most fun with special effects and explosions, she joined in to work on the last 3 episodes of The Astonishing X-Men: Gifted motion comic. Zeea now finds the greatest pleasure in returning to her coloring roots. |
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