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Comments on: three dimensions http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/ The blog of Craig Thompson Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:54:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: NoWaWo http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-37519 NoWaWo Wed, 17 Feb 2010 20:18:46 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-37519 Well, I knew Craig's pictures in a book of Scott McCloud. Congratulitions Craig, you are the best. Well, I knew Craig’s pictures in a book of Scott McCloud. Congratulitions Craig, you are the best.

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By: Matthew http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36480 Matthew Sun, 20 Sep 2009 01:58:13 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36480 Hey! I see my letter in that pile! at least now I know that you got it & read it! tee hee :) Hey! I see my letter in that pile! at least now I know that you got it & read it! tee hee :)

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By: Cristina http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36476 Cristina Wed, 16 Sep 2009 17:45:31 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36476 Craig, I loved Blankets. I read it during my vacation and it made it all that more memorable. Then I got the Travel Journal and found it amazing. I was happy to see the other day, via Scott McCloud's journal that Blankets tops the list of recommended graphics novels here: http://henryjenkins.org/2009/09/some_contemporary_comics_you_m.html Take care and I hope you feel better by now. Craig, I loved Blankets. I read it during my vacation and it made it all that more memorable. Then I got the Travel Journal and found it amazing. I was happy to see the other day, via Scott McCloud’s journal that Blankets tops the list of recommended graphics novels here:
http://henryjenkins.org/2009/09/some_contemporary_comics_you_m.html
Take care and I hope you feel better by now.

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By: Nathan Lo http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36474 Nathan Lo Tue, 15 Sep 2009 23:03:41 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36474 I've always wanted to send some snail mail, but I've never known what to write. I’ve always wanted to send some snail mail, but I’ve never known what to write.

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By: Dave Gracer http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36473 Dave Gracer Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:15:05 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36473 Dear Craig, I have an ambitious and perhaps unreasonable proposal. I’m looking for one or more graphic-arts collaborators for a huge writing project. I’ll be up front and state that I don’t currently have a budget to pay anyone, but I think that the idea is worthy of your consideration. The story is strange yet true. I started writing an epic poem twelve and-a-half years ago. It’s almost done, roughly 10k lines [of blank verse], and prints at 475 pages single-spaced. The story is a re-telling of Noah’s Ark, but without any Judeo-Christian God. The standard tale is a platform for what I wanted to focus on, which channels evolution, existentialism, Buddhism, and other stuff. I’m sending this letter to many narrative graphic artists, and a similar letter to anyone with contact to documentary filmmakers, specifically those more likely to take on a project without money up front. I wouldn’t propose this if I couldn’t explain why I think there would be financial success and remuneration to illustrators and/or filmmakers involved. Other than my writing, my family, and my day job [I teach at Community College of Rhode Island, and at the state prison], I run a business that’s just as popular as epic poems are. Last January I started SmallStock Food Strategies LLC, an edible insect company. I provide ways for everyone to try their first officially prepared insect, often a cricket. I myself have had roughly 40 kinds of insects and related “bugs,” and some of them are totally delicious. There is a market for edible insects, even if just a small one. I started being active in this subject in 2001 and have had some success over the years, including a lot of media coverage last year, which in turn got me an agent. Currently I’ve got a partner in Florida; we’ll be growing insects for the food market, meaning packaged goods on the shelves of supermarkets. Someday. Here are the URLs to support this wacky story. My website: www.smallstockfoods.com includes links to the media I’ve gotten, including my appearance on The Colbert Report. The main problem is that I don’t post updates nearly often enough even though I’m doing quite a few interesting things. The same is much worse on the blog about my epic: http://returningwaves.blogspot.com/. I’m so busy doing my work and keeping the rest of my life running that I haven’t been documenting my ups and downs much. That’s one of the reasons for these letters. If you have questions or comments I’d love to hear them. I’ll tell you just about anything you want to know and I’m open to any ideas. And if by some chance you are not interested in this idea but know someone who might be, I’d be grateful if you passed this along. This is NOT a hoax. Thanks for your time, Dave, in Providence Dear Craig,

I have an ambitious and perhaps unreasonable proposal. I’m looking for one or more graphic-arts collaborators for a huge writing project. I’ll be up front and state that I don’t currently have a budget to pay anyone, but I think that the idea is worthy of your consideration. The story is strange yet true.

I started writing an epic poem twelve and-a-half years ago. It’s almost done, roughly 10k lines [of blank verse], and prints at 475 pages single-spaced. The story is a re-telling of Noah’s Ark, but without any Judeo-Christian God. The standard tale is a platform for what I wanted to focus on, which channels evolution, existentialism, Buddhism, and other stuff.

I’m sending this letter to many narrative graphic artists, and a similar letter to anyone with contact to documentary filmmakers, specifically those more likely to take on a project without money up front. I wouldn’t propose this if I couldn’t explain why I think there would be financial success and remuneration to illustrators and/or filmmakers involved.

Other than my writing, my family, and my day job [I teach at Community College of Rhode Island, and at the state prison], I run a business that’s just as popular as epic poems are. Last January I started SmallStock Food Strategies LLC, an edible insect company. I provide ways for everyone to try their first officially prepared insect, often a cricket. I myself have had roughly 40 kinds of insects and related “bugs,” and some of them are totally delicious. There is a market for edible insects, even if just a small one. I started being active in this subject in 2001 and have had some success over the years, including a lot of media coverage last year, which in turn got me an agent. Currently I’ve got a partner in Florida; we’ll be growing insects for the food market, meaning packaged goods on the shelves of supermarkets. Someday.

Here are the URLs to support this wacky story. My website: http://www.smallstockfoods.com includes links to the media I’ve gotten, including my appearance on The Colbert Report. The main problem is that I don’t post updates nearly often enough even though I’m doing quite a few interesting things. The same is much worse on the blog about my epic: http://returningwaves.blogspot.com/. I’m so busy doing my work and keeping the rest of my life running that I haven’t been documenting my ups and downs much. That’s one of the reasons for these letters.

If you have questions or comments I’d love to hear them. I’ll tell you just about anything you want to know and I’m open to any ideas. And if by some chance you are not interested in this idea but know someone who might be, I’d be grateful if you passed this along. This is NOT a hoax.

Thanks for your time,

Dave, in Providence

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By: Joshua http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36472 Joshua Mon, 14 Sep 2009 19:01:38 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36472 Dear Mr. Thompson, I am a Spanish teacher in Richmond, CA. I have a copy of "Blankets" in Spanish and I would like to use a portion of it in class while we are talking about identity and religion. It would require that I make copies of the section I want to use (pp. 47-65, and pp. 76-87). Would that be alright with you? I think a lot of my students would really identify with the story. Please send me an email so that I won't be infringing if I make the copies. Hope you are well, - Joshua Cristantiello Dear Mr. Thompson,

I am a Spanish teacher in Richmond, CA. I have a copy of “Blankets” in Spanish and I would like to use a portion of it in class while we are talking about identity and religion. It would require that I make copies of the section I want to use (pp. 47-65, and pp. 76-87). Would that be alright with you? I think a lot of my students would really identify with the story. Please send me an email so that I won’t be infringing if I make the copies.
Hope you are well,

- Joshua Cristantiello

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By: Jenny O http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36470 Jenny O Sun, 13 Sep 2009 19:45:37 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36470 Craig! Whose board hit you? Was it Justin's? I'll bet it was... I still have the scar from when it attacked ME. ;P Ugh ugh ugh, I feel horrible for you. ::hug:: (but gentle hug, what with the ribs and the lungs and all) Craig! Whose board hit you? Was it Justin’s? I’ll bet it was… I still have the scar from when it attacked ME. ;P Ugh ugh ugh, I feel horrible for you. ::hug:: (but gentle hug, what with the ribs and the lungs and all)

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By: M http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36463 M Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:10:02 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36463 So has he given up and changed his name legally yet, or does he stand by his given name with steely resolve despite the fact that half the world now knows him as "Phil?" LOL G'luck with the cracked ribs and such, at least the former happened while having fun... er, I assume. So has he given up and changed his name legally yet, or does he stand by his given name with steely resolve despite the fact that half the world now knows him as “Phil?” LOL G’luck with the cracked ribs and such, at least the former happened while having fun… er, I assume.

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By: rowan http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36455 rowan Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:36:07 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36455 http://buttersafe.com/2009/06/04/watching-your-stuff-burn/ x http://buttersafe.com/2009/06/04/watching-your-stuff-burn/ x

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By: rowan http://www.dootdootgarden.com/2009/08/29/three-dimensions/#comment-36454 rowan Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:37:32 +0000 http://blog.dootdootgarden.com/?p=460#comment-36454 hey craig, sorry to hear about your ribs and sickness, and glad you are better now. hope we meet some day. take care x hey craig, sorry to hear about your ribs and sickness, and glad you are better now. hope we meet some day. take care x

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