Guest Editor for Nib-Lit

So I was asked by a Mykl Sivak to be a guest editor on the comics page called the Nib Lit that during the school year is published on the back page of the Southern Connecticut State University paper. I've been featured in several of the issues, along with Tony Millionaire (Maakies) and Shannon Wheeler (Too Much Coffee Man).

Since the school year is out Mykl is keeping it alive via a blog and through Facebook. I just wrapped up my first editing job on it and it's available here as a high res PDF. On this blog you will also find all the previous issues and more.

For this issue I asked a few of my old colleagues (Levi Bailey, Matt Biolchini, Ben Lyon) to contribute and then a new friend (Nikki Burch). All did an awesome job and as it turns out I'll get at least one more chance to edit another issue.

So pass it along to your friends and neighbors and give some love to those who contributed. If you're on Facebook connect to the Nib-Lit here and if not, I can pass a message on to whomever you want.  

Thanks for your time. Enjoy the comics.

Marc

A New Blog for Artists I Like

It's called Masters In My Mind

http://mastersinmymind.blogspot.com/

I've decided to start a list of artist that I've been inspired by in one way or another. This will be on going, due to the fact that I'm never at a loss for inspiration. This internet thing brings me great pleasure.

Video by Clear Days Always

So this is a video and piece of music that Clear Days Always did. I don't know why exactly, but it's sort of flattering? It features a bunch of photos that I took. Some I didn't.

There's also a remix of this song at the myspace for a band called Ling Ling.

my brother from another mother

Levi, the champion of justice and juice has finally come aboard and brought the world some more hair-raising excitement in the form of a BLOG!!! Dig it.

My bio for Ouch My Eye

"My passion is a whore". An illustrator, multi-media artist, photographer, graphic designer, comic creator, self-publisher, sculptor, and sometimes an experimental musician. Marc Palm plays well with everything.

"I can see potential of each medium. I like to experiment with everything and then with what I get from each one, I put it in a tool box for later". He continues, "I don't necessarily want to master any one of them. I don't want to direct that much attention on one thing at a time. I'd rather play around long enough to figure something out. Do something cool with it and then try something else. There's always time to learn more and do more. I don't feel I'll ever stop playing".

Marc has just recently created a daily web comic that he posts everyday at swellzombie.blogspot.com.

His self published works can be previewed and purchased at www.lulu.com/swellzombie

There's also a independent online distribution company that he and long time friend/collaborator
Levi Bailey have put together called Self Satisfied. Easy access is at www.myspace.com/selfsatisfied

Myspace

For just me, Marc Palm this is where you can get general information on how to operate your very own Marc Palm. There are lists of things Marc Palm likes. Images that Marc Palm has created. And proof that people know Marc Palm.







Click on the blue letters to hear sounds like that of Swellzombie, which is a project that was found in a time capsule in my basement marked "do not open until .0093" I had no idea what that meant so I cracked that shit open. What I found I used as my so called "music" project.

For the music of Official Cookie Taster which is a somber and quirky step away from, but only next to Swellzombie. It has a much cuter name though.

Zoon. The legends tell of a time when a cello was found in a room. In that room a young madman took to it with vigor and passion. Learning only what the cello would teach him.

Collaborative music of Pangaea is some of the most profound wild animal recordings that anyone has ever captured in live improvisational settings.