Tacoma Urbanist
Mar. 8, 2008 at 12:45am
*Haunted* Tacomic Unveiled at The Helm Sunday 3:00
Sunday, March 9th, 3pm — 5pm
TACOMIC™ series BIRTHDAY PARTY
At The Helm- - - P R O C L A M A T I O N - - -
FeedTacoma.com & RR ANDERSON
Presents the first EVER Tacoma Political Cartoonists'
TACOMIC™ series BIRTHDAY PARTY
RSVP only, SUNDAY, MARCH 9th @ THE HELM GALLERY, 3pm
o v e r 100% f r e e
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The FeedTacoma.com Tacomic is turning 1 next week and we're throwing a party! Come by the Helm Sunday, March 9 from 3-5pm to celebrate with us.
RR Anderson will be on-hand with original Tacomics and selections of his other work for viewing and sale. Plus, we'll unveil a special 1st Birthday "haunted" edition of the Tacomic a few days before it hits the Internets.
We'll have snacks and drinks on-hand but please RSVP to tacomic@feedtacoma.com so we don't run out.
Help us celebrate this numbingly handsome/talented cartoonist's work and kick off the next 52 weeks of LOCAL POLITICAL CARTOONING right.
The Helm Gallery
760 Broadway
Tacoma, WA 98402
NOW APPEARING IN THE WEEKLY VOLCANO AT ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO YOU, Idle Reader!
--
R. Ryan Anderson,
Your Friendly Neighborhood Webmaster @
http://www.holisticforgeworks.com | Detective Agency: (253) 238-6718
++ conscientious objector + media liberator + humorist for hire ++
Cost / Admission
o v e r 100% f r e e
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Contact Info
R. Ryan Anderson,
(253) 238-6718
 by NineInchNachos on 3/8/2008 @ 10:20am | heh. I think maybe you'll have to write the intro of the first "100 tacomics" book.
the failures were just as valuable as the winners. I like that. |
 by Erik on 3/8/2008 @ 10:29am | The photo work tool in flickr is pretty limited. But it is fast. Now you are in blue replication. I made my own art! |
by Erik on 3/8/2008 @ 8:14pm | It's not enough that Tacomics haunt us online and while trying to read the Volcano Now, they are popping up on 6th Avenue restaurant menus when I am trying to have a decent meal!  See Tacomamamma for a review of Pinwheel Herban Cafe: www.tacomamama.com/article.php?story=200... |
 by izenmania on 3/8/2008 @ 8:50pm | I made a birthday present for the Tacomic... |
by NineInchNachos on 3/8/2008 @ 11:31pm | I finished my full color Tacomic. I was going to print out a big poster size at kinkos tonight but found out they're not open 24hrs on sunday. Frak!
Have to wait till 7am tomorrow. If I planned this better I would have had the tacomic printed on a giant cake. maybe next year. |
by Erik on 3/9/2008 @ 12:01am | I finished my full color Tacomic.
The haunted unveiling? If I planned this better I would have had the tacomic printed on a giant cake. maybe next year. That would be good. Although its possible that the subject matter of the Tacomic could make it less appetizing. |
by Erik on 3/9/2008 @ 5:30pm | Great event.
Here are the pictures from the Tacomic Party RR Anderson event: www.flickr.com/photos/tacoma-urbanist/se... |
by izenmania on 3/9/2008 @ 6:00pm | Depends on the Tacomic. A cake printed with the image of pink cookies, though? I'd eat that. |
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