Welcome to Manic Network!
Here, you will find like-minded individuals who know how difficult it is to juggle not only creating the story, but illustrating it as well. When you as the writer are also the illustrator, you find a certain amount of freedom to draw what you want, what your inner-eye sees. But with that freedom comes the blind-sidedness of only one perspective, your own. As a group, we can offer that unique second perspective and help unleash a story's true potential. I hope you can learn from the members here as well as teach others a thing or two about the art of story-telling.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
JD'S Writers Blog: Continuing my Work in Progress of the third picture
JD'S Writers Blog: Continuing my Work in Progress of the third picture...: I added some plants to the background up against a fence: Black-eyed Susans, mixed Caladiums (painted) and a Purple Hydrangea bush.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Jim Brenneman at the New York State Fair
One of my favorite things to do at this time of the year is to go to the NY State Fair and take a sketchbook. It's amazing how many unique characters you run into.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Manic Network Interviews: Am Interview with Lisa J. Michaels!
Hi Lisa, Welcome and thank you for being here today!
What inspired you to take an interest in art?
What inspired you to take an interest in art?
When I was finally old enough to sit up by myself, I'd sit next my father, (who was an architect) and watch him draw little trees and bushes around his houses. You could say I got an early start in my art education! The fine details always fascinated me.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
JD'S Writers Blog: My Work in Progress! The third picture for my new picture book
JD'S Writers Blog: My Work in Progress! "I haven't a clue what the background for this picture with be. I'll come up with it though. :D I'm using Corel Painter.It has a cool tool called Straight Line Strokes to make the rope. http://t.co/mdIzv3y.."
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The Spy Game
Friday, August 5, 2011
An Interview with Michelle Munger
An Interview with Michelle Munger: "The first question that is probably on everyone's mind is why you started Manic Network, can you tell us a little about it?
Manic Network was just something I needed to do. When I first started seriously considering writing and illustrating, I went to a conference in LA to figure things out. I found it very difficult to choose classes because they were either geared toward writing or illustrating but never both. Read the rest of Michelle's interview at: http://manicnetworkinterviews.blogspot.com/
Thursday, August 4, 2011
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