Post #150

This has probably taken a lot longer than other people to get to this post number but here I am!

I wanted to let people know I'll be attending the Indiana Comic Con March 14th-16th, I'll be in the Artist Alley Section. I'm thinking about making this as a sticker or print for the show:

I'm also planning to have some small watercolors for sale and maybe do them on the spot. Sort of similar to this:

AND I should also say this will be the last post on Blogger, I've imported all the previous posts to a Squarespace design I'm happy with. So now if you go to davidyoderisawesome.com it will redirect you there, thanks for the good times Blogger. Here's the new site so far: http://www.davidyoderisawesome.com/

Inspired

Just got back from the grand opening of the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum grand opening in Columbus, Ohio. Incredibly inspiring and saw some talks that made me want to take notes similar to the ones I did for Visiting Artist Week when I attended the Center for Cartoon Studies. I should point out the quotes and likenesses are approximate not exact.

Sorry if some of the handwriting is messy, didn't bother to clean it up too much- it's a sketchbook! Also saw a conversation/panel between Jeff Smith and Paul Pope the first night but those didn't really turn out so well.

Indoor Kids Contest Submission

I don't know if you listen to The Indoor Kids Podcast, but I do and it's great.  It is mostly around video games and features comedian Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon.  They recently opened up a contest to make a design for their merchandise and I whipped this up.  Kumail was all about getting "chicken sandwich" to become part of the lexicon but I don't know if it ever really took off. Here's their website: http://www.nerdist.com/podcast/the-indoor-kids/

SPX is coming, here's what I'm a bringing!

David Yoder's Awesome Journal Comic Collection

264 Pages, 8.5" x 11"

$12.00

This book collects all of my journal comics, it also has some done while at the Center for Cartoon Studies. As well as my 'It Happened At Work' comics about working at Wal-mart and my application comic to CCS. If you can't make it to SPX you can buy this book online HERE but at $14.99.

A Duck, A Monster, A Baby, An Elephant, An Alien And Vaudeville

254 Pages, 7.5" x 9.25"

$12.00

This book collects previous mini-comics Giant Naked Baby, and Mr. Ryland and Mr. Yoder .  It also contains my first mini-comic 'Lou Season' and three other stories.  Once again, if you won't be at SPX you can buy it online for $14.99 HERE

Hope to see you at the Small Press Expo in Bethesda, MD on September 14-15!

New Mini-Comic ... At Fluke!

This is the cover to my new mini I'l be debuting at FLUKE on Wednesday.

I don't know what this is ...

I'm trying to work on new comics but it's a slow process, often delayed by netflix, listening to podcasts and playing video games.  These are a couple things I did manage to draw recently:

Troy and Abed in the Morning

Thanks to everyone that came to check out my site from the USA Today Pop article.  Here's the back cover to the Community fan comic that I decided to color.  Sorry if the colors look weird, I'm getting over a cold (let's blame that).  This comic kinda explains why I made the fan comic in the first place.