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Sally Kindberg in the Lake District: Part Two, Keswick
The 555 bus from Kendal will take you to Keswick on a rollercoaster ride past Windermere and other watery places – especially watery on the day I travelled as it was through torrential rain. I sat upstairs in the warm … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged Catbells, Derwentwater, fishing, Kendal, Keswick, Lake District, maps, Pencil Museum, Princess Derwentwater, Swallows and Amazons
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Sally Kindberg in the Lake District Part One: Kendal
Always take essentials when travelling, especially when you’re heading for the Lake District to run a workshop, take part in a comics festival and do a bit of exploring. When not running my workshop there were comic-related talks and events … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged kamishibai, Kendal, Kendal Market, LICAF, notebook drawings, pecha-kucha, Whalley Range All Stars
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Sally Kindberg’s Monster Menu workshop at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival 2019
The LICAF theme this year was … monsters. Gurgle, groan and slurp etc! My workshop suggestion was to come up with an idea for a monster’s menu to go on a Monster Bake Off TV show. Thirty or so fabulous … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg at Lakes International Comic Art Festival 2016
My visit to LICAF in Kendal was geared towards running workshops there in the Family Zone, but during my time there I spotted Martin Rowson up a ladder painting politicos in an alleyway, watched by Lib Dem leader and local MP Tim … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Travels
Tagged Bunny and Chip, Kendal, LICAF, Martin Rowson, steampunk, Tim Farron
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Sally Kindberg at Lakes International Comic Art Festival
What an amazing weekend at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival! Fantastic comic makers, films, live drawing events, talks and unexpected meetings. Spent saturday afternoon encouraging families to hatch dinosaur eggs (as you do) at my workshops in Kendal’s Westmoreland Shopping Centre. … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Events, Festivals, Travels, Workshops
Tagged 555 bus, Benoit Peeters, comics, Dave McKean, Francois Schuiten, Harajuku, Jonathan Edwards, Kendal, Lake District, Lakes International Comic Art Festival, manga, Mary Talbot, Paul Gravett, Premier Inn, Sarah McIntyre, shojo, Simon Moreton, Soaring penguin, Steve Bell, Steven Appleby, Tim Kindberg, Tizzie Whizzie, Windermere, workshops
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