Made it, Told Everyone
I’m ending the Make It Then Tell Everybody podcast. It’s been around for a little over ten years and →
Kristen Haas Curtis
Kristen Haas Curtis and Dan Berry talk about Chaucer, chickens, adaptations that go beyond storytelling and growing new brains. You can →
Luke Healy
Luke Healy and Dan Berry chat about their differing levels of prep and saving time and effort, standup comedy →
Jeremy Sorese
Jeremy Sorese and Dan Berry chat about moments of creative change and development, the challenge of teaching and art →
Craig D Adams
Craig D Adams of Superbrothers and Dan Berry chat about the making of the new game JETT: The Far →
Carey Pietsch
Carey Pietsch and Dan Berry chat about being a trusting collaborator, showing your working out and visualising the story in your →
Lauren Weinstein
Lauren Weinstein and Dan Berry talk about drawing with digital tools, creating fiction out of someone else’s truth and joining the →
Lyndon White
Lyndon White and Dan Berry talk about redrawing a book because you levelled up, accidentally becoming a teacher and →
Luke Kruger-Howard
Luke Kruger-Howard and Dan Berry talk about developing and using a style, putting yourself back together and the idea of emotional →
Tor Freeman
Tor Freeman and Dan Berry chat about developing a work ethic, improvising stories and the hierarchy of art tools. →
Ngozi Ukazu Returns
Ngozi Ukazu and Dan Berry chat about being between projects, what and who your stories are for and what makes great →
Matt Madden
Matt madden and Dan Berry talk about the challenges of being a mid-career cartoonist, exercises in style and →
Joey Weiser
Joey Weiser and Dan Berry chat about the production treadmill, maintaining focus and giving yourself room to be creative. →
Jenny Robins
Jenny Robins and Dan Berry chat about drawing every brick, the importance of community and drawing like everyone (or →
Sabba Khan
Sabba Khan and Dan Berry chat about signing up to precariousness, drawing ideas rather than things and how language →
Michael Sweater
Michael Sweater and Dan Berry chat about what ‘normal’ is, asking permission and how everything is do-able. Check →
Zara Slattery
Zara Slattery and Dan Berry talk about the evolution of a style, where shape and reference intersect and needing →