Hiya All,
The kids comics classes at the Issaquah Community Center are so popular that there’s a waitlist for November classes, and our December classes have two seats left! We are working on putting together classes for January and February 2026.
If you or someone you know is interested in making comics, please visit https://www.happytimestudio.com/workshopandclassschedule
Hiya Everyone,
I am excited to share that I will be teaching two sets of how to draw comics classes for students 8-12 years old this fall Saturday mornings at the Issaquah Community Center.
The classes can be a little tricky to find on the programs website, but if you search for keyword “comics” they pop right up.
The first set of classes are November 8th, 15th, and 22nd from 11-11:50 AM at the Issaquah Community Center in Oldtown. The second set of classes are December 6th, 13th, and 20th at the same time and location. You do not need to be a Issaquah resident to register for classes. They are similar classes, where students will learn how to write, layout, and draw a zine comic over the course of three weeks.
Create something today,
Kat
Something that I had longed to do in the world of publishing is attend a book release party. However, I tend to not be cool enough to run in those circles of authors- until now!
Yes, complete with a cake with the cover of the new book on it, the third issue of the Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities, Haunts and Horrors, made its earthly debut at Indie Northern Kentucky Booksellers (iNK) in Dayton, Kentucky. It was hosted by iNK, Corpse Flower Press, and the Cincy + NKY Comics Club with an evening that included book signings, live comics readings, and art displays of the original comic pages.
This was an opportunity for all those who helped the book become reality could celebrate the achievement. It was fantastic meeting readers who came by to pick up copies and to see comic creators who had published with the anthology in earlier books. It was a fantastic night and one I will never forget.
It has taken three years of hard work but the third issue of the Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities is now out for all to enjoy! The anthology covers six new stories written and illustrated by Cincinnati creators:
The Lady in Black by Lauren Sparks and Jen Koehler
The Shanty Boat Murder Mystery by Brandon Wagner
Grassman by Jay B. Kalagayan and Tim Fuller
I, GhostHunter by Aiesha Little
Witch Hill by Braden McEachern and Scotty Booth
The Roebling Bridge Sea Serpent by Kat Klockow
Copies of the new book can be purchased in person at Indie Northern Kentucky booksellers or online at the Corpse Flower Press online bookstore.
Hi Everyone,
Last Tuesday, November 19th, a massive bomb-cyclone (essentially a hurricane) tore apart my town, Issaquah, and others outside of Seattle, Washington. We just had power restored yesterday afternoon (11/24) making it six days without any electricity.
We have been working on cleaning up the house and our neighbors homes, many have been displaced by the damage. We stayed at warming shelters and used city facilities to take showers and get resources. It’s been a hell of a week.
As of now, there won’t be a new Mercy Brown Needs a Friend up until December 12th. I appreciate your patience at this time.
-Kat
