
Hey, gang- we had another great turnout for this month’s MSCA Dinner Meet-up at Garibaldi’s Pizza. Continue reading

Hey, gang- we had another great turnout for this month’s MSCA Dinner Meet-up at Garibaldi’s Pizza. Continue reading

He, gang- Happy Spider-Man Day!

It’s almost time to head back to Garibaldi’s Pizza for our August MSCA Monthly Dinner Gathering. We’ll be out there next on Tuesday, August 6th from 6-8pm. Feel free to arrive a bit early to order food and get a good seat. Continue reading

Hey, gang- not only is there a new MSCA “Drawing Funny” podcast episode, but the MSCA was featured on “The Real Hernando” podcast this week, too! (Click on the highlighted hyperlinks or links in the show notes to check them both out.) Continue reading
From MSCA president Kevin L. Williams:
Greetings MSCA’ers,

DINNER GATHERING
Our next dinner gathering will be Tuesday, July 2, 2024, at Garibaldi’s Pizza, 3530 Walker Ave, from 6 – 8 pm. Continue reading

It’s time for the official call for entries for The Good, the Bad, and the Sketchy #9 — the ROBOTS issue! Robots, androids, cyborgs, that kind of thing … funny, serious, whatever speaks to you. Comics & illustration welcome, fan art of existing properties NOT. Continue reading

Hey, gang-

We had a great time out at 901 Comics East on Saturday for Free Comic Book Day. Thanks to 901 Comics for having Kevin L. Williams, Lee Raggs, Kevion Baker, and myself (Lin Workman) out for the event. We also had several other MSCA members stop by the shop. Continue reading

Show notes: This episode features an interview I did with long time Mid-South Cartoonists Association member Jim Palmer. We talked toons after one of the recent MSCA monthly dinner meet-ups at Garibaldi’s Pizza. Continue reading

New “Drawing Funny” podcast episode is available for downloading. You can listen in the player below or most any podcast platform you prefer.

Today was a bit cold outside, but felt warm and toasty inside 901 Comics East today for this month’s Sat-Art-Day. We had a few new faces join us for four hours of drawing funny and talking toons. Continue reading