A team of committed writers, activists, new media creators, and artists (including Cloudscape’s own multi-talented Reetta Linjama) are creating Branded, a graphic novel that tackles the tough issue of violence against women. Currently they’re fundraising for Branded; visit their IndieGogo campaign and help contribute to this ambitious project.
Gregory Adams talked about Cloudscape’s history, the show at the Ayden Gallery, and our seventh anthology. May 16, 2013. READ THE FULL ARTICLE.
Gregory Adams of the Georgie Straight stopped by the launch party of our art show Stratus at the Ayden Gallery, where he studied our art and interviewed many Cloudscape members. Here’s the article that resulted from it: “Since its inception, Cloudscape Comics Society has galvanized local cartoonists into creating anthologies […]
Jason Wilkins discusses Cloudscape on the comics website Broken Frontier: “Located in beautiful Vancouver, Canada, the Cloudscape Comics Society is doing comics right. A non-profit group dedicated to producing high quality, well-crafted, intelligent comics, the CCS provides a forum and an outlet for up-and-coming creators to hone their craft and […]
Jason Wilkins discussed how Cloudscape developed and what the future holds. May 9, 2013. READ THE FULL ARTICLE.
The Georgia Straight blogs about the Cloudscape Waterlogged fundraiser. A month left to go and we’re more than halfway there!
The fundraiser for Cloudscape’s latest book, Waterlogged, is discussed on two comics news sites: Broken Frontier and Shelf Abuse.
It’s that time of year again! True to tradition, we at Cloudscape Comics are releasing our annual comics anthology; this year, we are proud to present Waterlogged – Tales from the Seventh Sea. Prepare yourself for a gorgeous hardcover tome printed in blue & black and featuring over 30 different […]
Sunday, April 7, 2013 at Lansdowne campus The public is invited to the free, first annual Comics Conference, hosted by the Comics and Graphic Novels Program at Camosun College. The one-day conference will be held 11am-6pm, Sunday, on the third floor of the Young building at Camosun’s Lansdowne campus in […]
