Dare2Draw and The Art Students League of New York are happy to present: |
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With Creators Kwanza Osajyefo & Tim Smith3
[SEPT09232017]
Hosted by Pete LePage & Jennifer Cruté with “Chat” interview by Phil Dejean 3.5 hr. Interactive Livestream Experience --- come join us!
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KWANZA OSAJYEFO
Writer and co-creator of "Black", Kwanza began his career as an intern at Marvel Comics. He worked his way up to online editor and after leaving comics for a time, returned to launch DC Comics' first online imprint, and later blueprints for their digital comics strategy.
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TIM SMITH 3 (A.K.A. TS3)
Creator and designer for “Black" has been working in the comics industry for over 15 years. Tim spent his spare time drawing and teaching himself the craft of story telling at a young age, mostly in comics and storyboarding. Getting accepted into Pratt in New York was a major success.
The back drop of New York has played a key role in his artistic growth. Taking on big and small jobs in both comics and commercial illustration.
He has done illustration work for Marvel and DC Comics. He has also done work with other big and small press publishers like Archie Comics and Papercutz to name a few. Now he works with Black Mask on “Black”. His work can be seen here:
http://ts3art.com
http://blacksuperpowers.com
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1. Live Drawing
2. Intimate conversation with the creators of "BLACK"
3. D2D Quick Draw Challenge (over $2,000 of prizes and swag)
4. Chance to be our guest at NYCC 2017
5. Special Guests
6. Chance to be in D2D TV Series
7. All supplies provided
8. FREE copy of BLACK (while supplies last)
9. At the Historical "League”, est. 1875
10. Refreshments
11. Support the D2D program
...as usual, much more…
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Dare2Draw: What is it?
Dare2Draw is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit, educational and cultural organization dedicated to creating and supporting mentoring and networking opportunities for cartoonists of all levels; Cultivating the awareness of and appreciation for the study of sequential art; and the furtherance and preservation of the comic book medium's contributions to literacy, art, and culture, through outreach programs, events, and projects.
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