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As we've sold many of magazines at conventions and small art markets, we've met, and hold dear, the supporters of our magazine. We've captured them in candid, perusing the goods. |
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Mike Saijo: We visited Mike at the presentation of his piece "Echo Project". The piece was the focal point at the Fullerton State Aboretum exhibit: "Japanese American farmers in Orange County". |
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KUROSAWA: Kanji Watanabe is an anonymous public servant described by the objective narrator as a man avoiding life, a man who has never lived. Stomach cancer sends him into a swirl of confusion and remorse, until he makes a decision to struggle to get one small but significant project through the impassable mire of the Tokyo civil bureaucracy. |
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THE GRAPHIC NOVEL: A short history of the graphic novel and it's place in society today |
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PARKING: A justified parking space with a side of guilt. |
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Downtown Los Angeles: Downtown LA parties are better than yours, see why. |
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DEVELOPER: Leave to a machine to create works of interest. Even Rite Aid One Hour Photo isn't so bad... sometimes. |
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May 1: People flooded the streets of America in protest to impending laws dangerously hurting the lives of millions of immigrants. This is from Los Angeles. |
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