Louie Stowell
Louie Stowell and Dan Berry chat about the different corners of publishing how there’s no single version of a →
Stephanie Cooke
Stephanie Cooke and Dan Berry chat about going freelance, working with others and the importance (or not) of tools. →
Eleri Harris
Eleri Harris and Dan Berry talk all about having a multi-faceted career, the role of truth in journalism, →
Talking About Teaching with Danielle Corsetto
This episode is a bit of a break from the norm, with Danielle Corsetto and Dan Berry discussing →
Rachael Smith
Rachael Smith and Dan Berry talk about drawing comics in quarantine, what agents do and how much of yourself →
Dapo Adeola
Dapo Adeola and Dan Berry chat about the difference between character design and illustration, the joy of linework and being kind →
Richard Short
Richard Short and Dan Berry take about having a streamlined process, understanding your characters and not letting them →
Christine Larsen
Christine Larsen and Dan Berry talk about tools, finding a style and finding a voice. Christine has a Patreon, check →
Campbell Whyte
Campbell Whyte and Dan Berry chat about shifting styles to stay excited with a project, the intention behind →
Lizzie Kaye
Lizzie Kaye of Cast Iron Books and Dan Berry chat about publishing, editing, having something to say and →
Keef Knight
Keef Knight, Gentleman Cartoonist and Dan Berry chat (amongst other things) about stepping back, working solo vs working as →
Paul Savage
Paul Savage and Dan Berry chat about comedy, comics, Dan’s problem with puns and being a full-time uncle. Consider →
Chris Gooch
Chris Gooch and Dan Berry chat about the making of Chris’ new book Under Earth (available from Top Shelf →
John Allison
John Allison and Dan Berry talk about sleep, enduring a terrible year and get very deep into talking about swearing. Consider →
Hannah Berry
Hannah Berry returns to talk to Dan about the recent Comics Creators Survey that she put into motion, unions, what doesn’t get →
Sam Hardacre
Sam Hardacre and Dan Berry talk about getting started drawing comics, parenthood, mortality and process. Support the show on →
Hannah Eaton
Hannah Eaton and Dan Berry chat about folk horror, diagrammatic plots, the crossover between comedy and comics and →
