A Henderson State University Comic Arts Club Production http://fac.hsu.edu/langlet/workdaycomic/	"The Workday Crew"..............cover art © 2007 Nicole Smith "Arbeit Macht Frei"..........© 2007 Justin Poole & Mark Head "Cat Hair Sausage"................................© 2007 Nick Langley "Tabellae Volaticus"..............................© 2007 Thomas Sepe "Place of Cela"......................................© 2007 Michael Brew "The Ongoing Adventures of Rocket Llama #112: 'Trouble in Paradise'"....................© 2007 Alex Langley "Show and Tell".....................................© 2007 Nicole Smith "Imaginary Mongoose"........................© 2007 Randy Duncan ▪ While the artist must respect the writer’s vision, the writer must accept what the artist can complete by deadline. ▪ Reconsider bringing a story that you've long been aching to tell. In 8 hours, it may not satisfy that burning need. ▪ If you do your text by computer, running spellcheck before you insert the text instead of after will make editing easier. ▪ Make sure everyone works with heavy bond paper and dark enough pencils so their art can scan more easily. ▪ Clarify your rules. ▪ The simplest art can accompany the most complex story. ▪ A splash page is a great way to up your page count. ▪ Stress that what’s most in the spirit of the project is to complete 8 imperfect pages in a single work shift rather than get polished pages carefully drawn and finely inked. ▪ And if your faculty advisor wants to make a mock comic ad about a mongoose no one else can see, you let him. Our editor at the end of a day well spent.
"Arbeit Macht Frei" excerpt with artist Mark Head's original color.