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This Week I Learned

Stacy Gougoulis

Comics. Essays. Sometimes comic essays.

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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...

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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...

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Week 46

I’ll get back to the fungal world next week but this week I found an old wordless comic I made. It was made before I became a Dad, so it’s nice to see I always had a dadlike energy. It was in pencil so I just coloured it using a nice palett...

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Week 45

I finished this mushroom comic strip this week. Here’s another excerpt from it. Excited to share the whole thing in a few weeks time. Anyone here going to PCAF this year?

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Week 44

Hi chum,

here’s a new comic, next in the mushroom strip I started last week. It’s in a strange format that will make sense when I do and reveal the whole thing at PCAF this year. For now, I’ve added a handy arrow showing where to start rea...

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