Hey, gang- lots have happened since our last update like the MidSouth Mega Con, the Memphis Libraries Comic Con, and our MSCA monthly dinner gathering at Garibaldi’s Pizza. And there’s lots more happening the next few weeks, including the Anime Blues Con downtown this weekend and the Metropolis Superman Celebration the following weekend. Continue reading
Greetings, MSCA’ers,
The date to turn in the art for the next (non-themed) art show, Everything and the Kitchen Sink, is our next dinner meeting on Tuesday, June 3, 2025. Please be sure to read the details below. There is also a copy/paste paragraph you can share online and in emails to your friends along with the attached MSCA Logo. Continue reading
Hey gang- well, this spring has already been busy. Last weekend Nicki and I attended the Earth Day celebration here in Hernando. It was the first Hernando Farmers Market of the year on the Courthouse Square, and the DeSoto Arts Council had their spring art fest going on there as well. The weather was mostly overcast, but mild temps most of the time we were there and a decent breeze blowing, so it was a very pleasant way to spend a Saturday. Continue reading
Hey, FOOLS- don’t miss our next MSCA-Team dinner meet-up at Garibaldi’s Pizza U of M. Tonight, April 1st from 6-8pm. It’s our deadline for the next zine. I love it when a project comes together!
And speaking of fools…heeeeeeeeeere’s Kevin!
Greetings, MSCA’erses,
Click HERE to listen on Spotify.
Show notes: On this episode I do an interview with Casey and Melissa Smith, the owners of the shop “Casey’s Art Box“. The art supplies & studio store is located out in Germantown, TN and combines retail space, gallery wall space, community gathering space, and Casey’s art studio space. Continue reading
New “Drawing Funny” podcast episode is available for downloading.
Another MSCA Monthly Dinner Gathering at Garibaldi’s Pizza is in the history books. We had a great turnout again for this most recent meet-up in the U of M area. Continue reading
This past Wednesday night, Greg Cravens brought his Con Cards set-up to play a few rounds with a handful of folks at 901 Games on Broad Avenue. Continue reading
