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This Week I Learned

Stacy Gougoulis

Comics. Essays. Sometimes comic essays.

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Week 51

Hello to new subscribers, of which there are a few this week!

This newsletter used to feature a new comic every week as well as something I learned that week (TWIL). I then added a second TWIL (This Week I Listened) to continue a project o...

2 days ago
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Week 50

Firstly, this weekend Rachel and I will be at the first ever Melbourne Alternative Komics Expo (MAKE) this weekend. Rachel is doing a reading at Speaking to Pictures tonight and we’ll both be at the market day in Kensington on Sunday. Come...

9 days ago
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Week 49

I forgot to post this! It’s the whole comic I made for Perth Comic Arts Fair this year. Enjoy!

I hope you can read it on your phone (presuming that’s how you’re reading) by zooming in. It featured in the free issue of Tale Town given out a...

2 months ago
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Week 48

Hello!

I wanted to send this out a day early on a Thursday so I could say…

Happy Junior FriYAYYY - it is that day of the week again!

I had a draft of a little mushroom comic I was going to make, and I can’t really explain why, but I just...

2 months ago
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Week 47

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Hi Chef!

We have landed in Perth for the Perth Comic Arts Festival this week. It’s so nice to have been invited to come and talk comics for a whole week and see this lovely festival up close. If you are in the Boorloo area p...

3 months ago
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