Tag: Germantown Community Theatre

“Drawing Funny” MSCA 2024 Review Pt. 1 & 2

Happy New Year! Two new “Drawing Funny” podcast episodes are now available, and they are the first episodes of 2025! Episode 71 – “MSCA 2024 Review Pt. 1” is the first part of my 2024 year end wrap-up review conversation with Mid-South Cartoonists Association/MSCA president Kevin L. Williams. Kev and I grabbed some dinner after work, and then discussed the very busy year our local cartooning association experienced in 2024. We had a full two and a half pages of notes to go over, so I broke it into two episodes and am releasing them back to back. You can find the second half of our 2hr toon talk on Episode 72 – “MSCA 2024 Review Pt. 2”. Continue reading →

MSCA Monthly Dinner Meet-up And Annual Holiday Art Swap Is A Wrap!

Last night was our last 2024 MSCA Monthly Dinner Meet-up at Garibaldi’s Pizza. Monthly meet-ups are free and open to the public. Just bring a few bucks to order off the menu, and be sure to introduce yourself. We always love to have folks bring along what they’ve been working on to show the group, talk toons, draw on jam pieces, work on tablets/laptops/sketchbooks, or doodle on napkins with us! Continue reading →

“The Funny Pages” is happening @ GCT!

The Mid-South Cartoonists Association’s art show, The Funny Pages, is happening at Germantown Community Theatre at 3037 Forest Hill Irene, Germantown, TN, starting November 12th and throughout the show run of Annie, Jr, December 6 – 22.  We also will release Issue 10 of our comics magazine: The Good, The Bad, & The Sketchy during this show.  Limited time to get real, good art!  Art can be viewed during box office hours and around showtime.  Since 1987, the MSCA has promoted cartoon as art, and now you can see it in the gallery!

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Dale Martin- Cartoonist And Man About Town

Some news to share from MSCA’s Dale Martin:

Hi, Memphis friends! Here’s your invitation to come out to the V&E Artwalk this Saturday, from 11-5. If you’ve never been before, this week’s Flyer sums it up pretty well: more than 50 artists “with exceptional creations in a variety of media … with something to find in everyone’s budget” … food trucks, a full bar, a silent auction, kids activity area, and local-favorite music throughout the day.

I’ll be set up with past favorites and all-new work, so come out and say hi! The V&E Artwalk is at Kirby Station, 1625 Tutwiler. FREE and open to all! Hope to see you there. Continue reading →