It’s not fair; it’s just not fair!!
In my burgeoning foray into the world of comic bookery, no better opportunity to immerse myself has presented itself than this weekend’s comic book workshop, but I will not be around to take advantage of it.
Lucozade are offering Bloggers the opportunity to learn from the hands of masters this Saturday in the Science Gallery of Trinity. If you wish to attend you must RSVP to Cliodhna dot Lamont at ogilvy dot com. See below for more details:
EVER FANCIED BEING A SUPER HERO?!?
We would love if you could make it along to our Lucozade Bloggers comic book workshop next Saturday 9th May to celebrate the launch of the new Lucozade digital campaign called ‘Energy Guy’.
The workshop will take place in The Science Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin and will be hosted by the guys behind the Lucozade Energy campaign, illustrator Eoin Coveney and animator, Jason Butler.
Eoin and Jason will talk through the whole process of creating a comic book, illustration and the transfer to animation when creating a comic strip…and then it’s your turn!!!
Eoin will be on hand to do very flattering caricatures and you’ll even get to be a bad guy or superhero in your own comic strip for your Blog!
Date: 9th May 2009
Location: The Science Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin
Time: 1pm
Details: A comic book workshop with the illustrator & animator behind the new Lucozade Energy Man digital campaign
Refreshments: A Lovely lunch and lots of Lucozade will be provided!
Directions: Opposite Pearse Street Dart Station–(Entrance on Pearse Street)
RSVP: Cliodhna Lamont, cliodhna dot lamont at ogilvy dot com or 01 6690030
About the Lucozade campaign:
The latest Lucozade Energy digital campaign called ‘Energy Guy’ has just launched. The campaign encourages consumers to submit their own comic stories via an online or mobile mechanic with 5 of the best stories being turned into a professional comic strip. Winners will also get a PSP and their comic strip displayed on a 6 sheet in their local town.
For further information go to: www.lucozadeenergy.com
Would love to do this. Damn friends and their damn inconvinient birthday’s. Damn them all to hell.
Hi Lottie,
if you’d love this then why not try a 24hr comic day? (http://www.24hourcomicsday.com/). I’ve done the dublin one twice. Loved it the first time, bearly kept eyes open second time but had a laugh. And ability to draw not needed! I did mine in stick man form
Hey Sharon, cheers for the nice comments for 24 hour comics day - make sure to check the website for the Dublin event at http://www.irish24hourcomics.com
We’re putting an anthology together this year as well as some other comic related events plus still drawing comics for 24 hours straight.