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A weekly podcast in which creative professionals G.M.B Chomichuk and Justin Currie (Chasing Artwork) explore the ingredients that go into a life working in their studio making art, writing stories and making graphic novels. Interviews with other industry newcomers and professionals compare and contrast different approaches and philosophies of living a creative life.
GMB Chomichuk hosts Super Pulp Science, a arts show with 341 episodes published.
In the third and final creative writing panel at Keycon 42 , Gregory welcomes back his Shared World collaborators as well as musician/writer/artist Mikey Mason to discuss their individual creative processes. Transition c
Gregory regales Dan with astounding tales of TCAF 2026, including a visit to the Backrooms, live karaoke Nirvana, and an encounter with the Strictest Office Manager Ever. Pick up your copy of The Eye Collector on Wednesd
Gregory, Justin, and Dan reunite after a marathon run of conventions to talk about the realities of back‑to‑back shows, wildly different fandom crowds, haunted BnBs, shame boxes of old art, and why conventions are the be
Gregory welcomes back his Eye Collector collaborator Dr. Jonathan Ball as well as Erik from Four Color Fantasies , a comic book store in Winchester, Virginia. They discuss what made Erik want to order The Eye Collector f
Recorded live at Keycon 42, Gregory welcomes back the Shared World crew to talk about how they tackle the Sword and Sorcery genre in their works, and how misinterpretations of each other's ideas can lead to some cool new
Gregory, Justin, and Dan discuss the idea of making pure comics, just for the joy of it, and for those who have found you and also like your work. Check out chasingartwork.com for your favourite fandoms, less than one we
Recorded live at Keycon 42, Gregory welcomes his fellow Shared World collaborators Dr. Jonathan Ball, Chadwick Ginther, and James Gillespie for a panel discussion about how the limits of one genre led them to creating th
Justin and Dan kick off the show without Gregory and dive into a full post-mortem of Saskatoon’s rebranded Pop Con YXE. Justin shares how sponsoring and designing collectible lanyards turned into an “obnoxiously big” 16x
Gregory welcomes writer Jimmy Gaspero to the podcast to talk about creating his first graphic novel, Penny and the Yeti. They discuss how Jimmy only pitched the book to one publisher and they said yes, and why he decided
Gregory and Jonathan celebrate the release of The Princess and the Dragon on streaming and physical media (available everywhere!) and Gregory talks about his experience serving on First Assistant Director on a one-day fi
Gregory, Justin, and Dan story break an underwater tale of mechanical turtles, evil corporations, and the end of the world. Transition clips are from Lords of the Deep (1989) - https://youtu.be/XXm7J-zZtJA?si=q9vvWD6TEgd
Gregory, Justin and Lyndon discuss the disappointment around a successful Kickstarter campaign that did not bring in as much money as hoped. Is the market becoming more challenging for comics creators? Pick up The Last B
Gregory and Jonathan celebrate the recent news that their comic series The Eye Collector has been picked up by Image Comics and will soon be available in comic stores everywhere. Be sure to ask your local comic shop to b
Gregory gathers his fellow Shared World collaborators Chadwick Ginther and Dr. Jonathan Ball for some line-by-line analysis of their work and a discussion about the crafting of short stories. Join the Shared World by sub
Gregory and Justin welcome back Stephanie Guest to talk about her new One Direction-inspired love story about letting go, Sunset Chasers. The conversation veers into the realm of fan fiction for a time, but is brought ba
Gregory and Justin talk about both the accidents (bad things) and coincidences (good things) that can happen while traveling to another city for a comic convention. Check out the newly re-opened chasingartwork.com Buy us
Gregory welcomes back the developers of Strange Brew, a newly-released-on-Steam video game in which a man dressed like a duck must deftly escape over-caffeinated zombies. They discuss the final stages of game development
Gregory, Justin, and Dan discuss the topic of professional development - the upgrading of one's skills to adapt to an ever-changing comics-making environment. Back the campaign now and reserve your copy of Laundrymen 2
Gregory, Justin, Lyndon, and Producer Dan discuss a recent guest speaker session gone wrong as a group of college design students push back at the "A.I. experts" who just came to their school for a simple fireside chat.
Gregory welcomes back comic collaborators Steven Kaul andLyndon Radchenka to talk about their new Kickstarter campaign for Laundrymen 2: Blood of the Saucermen. Back the campaign now and reserve your copy of Laundrymen 2
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Super Pulp Science is hosted by GMB Chomichuk. The show is categorised under arts (visual) and has published 341 episodes.
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