
Game ON..!

Our MSCA “The Art Of The Game” art show starts today at the Memphis Jewish Community Center off Poplar Avenue. A few of us went out to the MJCC to hang the show on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading

Game ON..!

Our MSCA “The Art Of The Game” art show starts today at the Memphis Jewish Community Center off Poplar Avenue. A few of us went out to the MJCC to hang the show on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading

Well, 2025 is winding down, and Lin Workman and Kevin L. Williams got together at the beginning of this week to record an MSCA Year End Review for the “Drawing Funny” Podcast.

Episode 87 – “MSCA 2025 Year End Review” can be found at www.drawingfunny.com, Spotify, Apple, or most any other podcasting platforms. Run time: 1hr 36min 11sec Continue reading




From MSCA President Kevin L. Williams:
Greetings dearest cartooning wonders!


The “Drawn Of The Dead” art show runs from October 10-November 10, 2025 and runs in conjunction with GCT’s performance of “Mary Shelley’s: Frankenstein“. Opening reception TODAY– October 10th from 5-7pm.
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Spooky season has officially started, and our next MSCA art show- “Drawn Of The Dead!“, is just around the coroner..!
Running October 10 – November 10, 2025 at Germantown Community Theatre (3037 Forest Hill Irene, Germantown, TN 38138).

Art show details from our prez- Kevin L. Williams…

Mid-South Cartoonists Association
Prospectus for “DRAWN OF THE DEAD” 2025
At GERMANTOWN COMMUNITY THEATER Continue reading

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

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