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Sally Kindberg’s work in progress, a comic strip mystery/memoir
When I was very small I visited Sweden with my mother and my much older sister. During our visit we went to Skansen, a folk museum. For years afterwards, my mother denied we’d ever been to Sweden, despite letters (and … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s comic strip – overcome a writing/drawing block?
Sometimes it’s tricky to follow your own advice … here’s a comic strip I made for SCWBI a while ago about overcoming a writing/drawing block. At the moment I’m dithering about content for my mystery/memoir graphic book so … Here … Continue reading
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Sally Kindberg’s workshop with Andrew Wille and Words Away
Great fun and intriguing results when Andrew Wille and Wordsaway asked me to join them at a Water Ways writing workshop – one of a series – and get writers drawing, in my invited role as a Wave Maker. Very exciting! … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s workshop at Swedenborg House again
Very happy to be asked to run workshops at Swedenborg House again, and wonderful to see more impressively creative work from children. One family came back for the third time! I encouraged children to draw a comic strip about their … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s comic strip workshops at the Institute of Physics
As it’s the anniversary year of the first moon landings, the current exhibition at the Institute of Physics is all about the moon, where I ran comic strip workshops yesterday. After some live drawing all about facial expressions and using … Continue reading
One of Sally Kindberg’s Space Adventure comic strips – quails in space
Next month I’ll be running comic strip workshops at the Institute of Physics, celebrating the anniversary of the first moon landings, but before humans were sent into space …
Workshop event at Swedenborg House again
Another of my explore and draw events at Swedenborg House produced fine results from young visitors again. First of all we did some warm-up drawing exercises, including drawing different facial expressions on a young Swedenborg – thanks to some brave volunteers … Continue reading
Asterix exhibition visit
Nothing like wearing an empowering winged helmet to cheer you up after a difficult week … Camden’s Jewish Museum is showing a wonderful exhibition devoted to comic strip hero Asterix‘s co-creator Rene Goscinny. With a dressing-up box. Thanks to … Continue reading
Unreliable Memoir – work in progress
Some stories gallop along, leaping over obstacles – deadlines always help – and others are like very complicated igsaws you have to carefully fit together. Unreliable Memoir (working title) is one of the latter, and even if I complete it, … Continue reading