Zac Gorman and Dan Berry talk about learning to take it seriously, time & money and selling out.

Hi everybody. Here’s a quick update on everything Make/Tell. I took September off working on the show so that my alter-ego Dan Berry the cartoonist/illustrator could meet all his deadlines. September soon turned into October too, so the show will be returning refreshed, full of vigour and raring to go in November. Thanks for sticking with me. It has been the absolute most busy I’ve ever been.

I also want to tease you with rumours of a new podcast launching soon in the Make/Tell universe. If Make It Then Tell Everybody is a show about everything that goes into the creative process, this new show is about everything that doesn’t. It’s a lot of fun to record and my co-host Hannah Berry (no relation) and I think you’ll really like it. It is silly. Keep your eyes peeled, there’s going to be a website/twitter launching in the next couple of weeks.

Becca Tobin and Dan Berry talk tools, fluidity, sandwiches and pagefright. 

Kate Beaton and Dan Berry talk about how to make money from something you give away for free, being part of the product and what is and isn’t funny.

Tom Humberstone and Dan Berry get together to talk about getting into comics, finding a style and the sensual allure of ink on paper.

Simon Hanselmann and Dan Berry get together to talk about food colouring, rivalries, crossdressing and the idea of your career as a tamagotchi. 

Ryan Sands of Youth In Decline talks to Dan Berry about publishing deliberately, having a healthy dissatisfaction with your work and bouncing up and down on a trampoline. 

Liz Prince and Dan Berry talk about ideas, publishing, autobiography and Wolfman.

Jordan Crane and Dan Berry talk about letting a story develop organically, working through drafts and cars covered in guns and stuff.

David Hellman and Dan Berry talk about collaboration, the creative process and running a kickstarter campaign.

Matt Diffee of The New Yorker talks to Dan Berry about Hand Drawn Jokes for Smart Attractive People like you, confidence and ‘flipping the funnel’.

His book is available now!

Jason Little and Dan Berry got together to talk about stealing like an artist, traditional and digital production and Jason’s cartooning DNA.

Jason’s book Borb is published by Uncivilised Books.

Eleni Kalorkoti talks to Dan Berry about ‘zine-a-month’ aversion therapy, good and bad art directors and being a pornographer.

Graham Anable and Dan Berry talk about his career in comics and animation, co-directing an oscar-nominated animated feature film and getting into that Delicious Mood

Sophie Goldstein and Dan Berry get together to talk about baby steps & big leaps forward, ways of talking and being a Slytherin at the Hogwarts for cartoonists.

Andy Poyiadgi and Dan Berry get together to talk about how directing films and drawing comics cross over, confidence and where ideas come from.

Patrick Crotty of Peow! Studios and Dan Berry talk about publishing and running a print shop, starting small, money and marketing.

Ryan Cecil Smith and Dan Berry talk about finding your voice, drawing with purpose, self publishing, risograph and how nobody cares about your stupid brush line!

Jessica Abel and Dan Berry talk amongst other things about science fiction, editing an anthology and the new generation of narrative podcasts.

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