No amount of money
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanIn this week’s Code Green cartoon, no amount of money will ever be enough:
Archive for the 'Minimum Security' Category
Comic update
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanRecently in Minimum Security, the situation faced by Bananabelle and Kranti has gone from scary to worse.
Catch up with the story here: http://comics.com/minimum_security
Stephanie McMillan 2010-05-14 07:13:30
Friday, May 14th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanIn today’s Minimum Security comic, tear gas always makes me cry: http://news.yahoo.com/comics/minimum-security
Today’s Minimum Security
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanIn today’s Minimum Security, protesters face cops in all directions, except where there are walls instead: http://news.yahoo.com/comics/minimum-security
Since 4/24, Minimum Security turned into a long-form narrative rather than a joke-a-day. If you haven’t been following it, you may want to start there and go forward. You can get all archives on the home page: http://minimumsecurity.net
Somewhere in the middle
Monday, March 15th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanHere they are again, older but closer to the current style — thick lines, round heads, less detail. This might be it!
If Kranti and Bananabelle grew up
Monday, March 15th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanI’m experimenting with how the characters would look if they were older (and no longer pastel easter-egg colors). When I designed them initially, I was heavily influenced by Hello Kitty/superflat, ultra-cute style. Now I’d like to explore a change.
What do you think?
Katastwòf
Monday, March 15th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanMy friend went to Haiti after the quake and is writing a series of reports that’s being run in Revolution newspaper. They’re compelling and immediate, connecting us with some of those who have been through this horrific experience. This paper, which is one in my regular reading list, in general offers great exposure of the crimes of imperialism, plus a lot of ideas and assertions that are important to wrestle with. Please consider supporting the paper and/or its travel fund that facilitates reporting like the series written by my friend. Thank you!
Earth Day greeting cards arrived
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanThe cards have arrived! In time to ship them to you in time for you to send them in time for Earth Day! (April 22).
Order them here:
http://minimumsecurity.net/blog/2010/03/04/earth-day-greeting-cards/
Earth Day greeting cards
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanEarth Day is coming up fast, April 22.
Here are some greeting cards, for when you care enough to share your inner militant freedom fighter:
Earth Day Greeting Cards
Sets of greeting cards, 4.25″ x 5.5″ (folded) with envelopes.
Available in sets of 6 ($8), 12 ($10) and 24 ($18).
FREE shipping.
News delayed
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 by Stephanie McMillanI didn’t even notice that stupid ping.fm hasn’t been automatically posting here for ages, as it did for a while and is still supposed to. Arrgh.
For those who missed these points of news, here they are:
1) Seven Stories Press has begun running a webcomic version of my graphic novel co-created with Derrick Jensen, updated Tuesdays and Thursdays, in full color. You can follow it here:
http://home.sevenstories.com/index.php/tag/atwb-serial/
I added the color for the French version of the printed book, which will be published in March by La Boite à Bulles
(http://la-boite-a-bulles.com/”>la-boite-a-bulles.com/).
“A great read, a groundbreaking volume of graphic literature and a political polemic of the first order.” — Ted Rall
2) I was interviewed for the premier show of “Radio Against Global Ecocide,” here:
http://www.rageedm.com/wordpress/?p=19
There are several other inspiring and informative podcasts there that I highly recommend.
3) “Mischief in the Forest” (the children’s book by Derrick Jensen, illustrated by me) achieved its Kickstarter goal and is fully funded! Thank you to all for your support. The book will be published in May through PM Press.
