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Dan Hogan briefly re-joins us to discuss his process, the workflow of his webcomic and why being weird is winning. Tina, Chris & Paul review TV shows and create a new line of products for bald men called Pauld. Dan describes his process for creating a webcomic digitally using a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and Clip Studio Paint Pro. Ryan Estrada has a few posts on Medium that can help you get your webcomic workflow together. Dan especially recommends Speed Comicking. Dan shares a self help book that he enjoyed, The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles. Chris butchers a quote from Nicole Belanger’s blog. Dan reviews his Microsoft Surface Pro 3. Hit the Clattertron Store and support our friend Dan Hogan. Tina shares her love of The Oatmeal. Chris is still waiting to like the Constantine TV show. Imagine that, we chat about Doctor Who and companions of companions. Tina enjoys Continuum because of its camp. Time travel is a fun plot device to completely change your television show like Eureka. Chris talks about his recent experience in 3D printing. He printed a Pizza Cutter Display Stand for his Enterprise. The printer he used at the Edmonton Public Library was made in Edmonton by Machina. Paul reviews Lincoln, at least the last half. Chris recommends Was It Something I Said, a hilarious game show. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon
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Dan Hogan briefly re-joins us to discuss his process, the workflow of his webcomic and why being weird is winning.
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