Tag Archives: Lar deSouza

The Fabler’s 2009 Yearbook : Notable Canadian Comics and the Fabler’s First Year Online.

The Fabler Blog rings in the new year with a look back at the happenings (haps) of 2009.

Random Bits of Not Totally Useless Information Part 2: Social Media as a Comic Artist’s Best Friend

Second in a series of personal observations made about the Canadian Comic Industry.

Does social media make you go BLARG? Do you tweet about your drawings more than you actually draw?

Whether your answer is the former or the latter, you should read this post. Also if you just want a handy directory to aid in Twitter-stalking your favorite comic creators.

The Fabler Blog: The First Hundred Days

The Fabler Blog: Where Progress is Job # 1.

We’ve reached that magical 100 day benchmark that political pundits love to reflect on in new governments. If we were Barack Obama, there would already be comics featuring Fabler guest appearances popping up in comic shop windows everywhere.

Here’s my (Kevin de Vlaming’s) own take on the Blog so far, and where we’re headed next.

Profiling Lar deSouza, artist of Looking for Group and Least I Could Do

Professional illustrator/caricaturist Lar deSouza, artist for the webcomics Least I Could Do and Looking For Group, talks about his artistic influences, his friendship with long-time collaborator Ryan Sohmer, and the Looking For Group movie.