The folks at Suvudu.com turned on their video camera and interviewed me at San Diego Comic Con.
Showing posts with label LL teacher resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LL teacher resources. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Drawing LL at SDCC
The folks over at Suvudu.com were at the Con armed with video cameras! They caught me drawing a picture of Lunch Lady for a fan.
Also, check out their other awesome Con interviews with folks like Christopher Paolini and Jennifer & Matthew Holm over at their Comic Con wrap up.
Also, check out their other awesome Con interviews with folks like Christopher Paolini and Jennifer & Matthew Holm over at their Comic Con wrap up.
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
WICN radio interview

Friday, July 02, 2010
LL4 Blog Tour -- DadLabs


Thursday, July 01, 2010
LL 4 Blog Tour - Through the Looking Glass Book Reviews

In this edition of the LL 4 Blog Tour, I give the readers of the Through the Looking Glass Blog a look at the decisions that go into designing a graphic novel. I took two spreads from my newest Lunch Lady book and created a diagram that explains just exactly what I was thinking when I laid out the scene. Check it out here!

Thursday, June 24, 2010
LL4 Blog Tour -- Dreams Can Be Reached

Day 4 of the LL4 Blog Tour! Today, I stop by Naomi Canale's blog, "Dreams Can Be Reached". Naomi chats with authors about how they got where they are and that is exactly what we discuss.
Read all about it here!
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
LL4 Blog Tour - The Graphic Novel Reporter

Day 3 of the LL4 Blog Tour finds me chatting with the good folks over at The Graphic Novel Reporter. I discuss the use of graphic novels in the classroom—how to incorporate them into your curriculum, creating activities and give some recommendations of great titles to stock in your classroom. Read all about it here!

Tuesday, June 22, 2010
LL4 Blog Tour -- The Literary Asylum

The LL4 Blog Tour continues! Today, I stop by the Literary Asylum and chat with D.M. Cunningham. What comics and books did I read as a kid? Why are the Lunch Lady books graphic novels and not chapter books? If I could be any literary character, who would I be? Learn the answers here.

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