Julia Wertz and Dan Berry talk about the links money & creativity, alcoholism & comics and abandoned asylums & comics. Julia is the author of The Fart Party vols 1 & 2, Drinking at the Movies and The infinite Wait. She also explores abandoned buildings and writes about them.

Sarah Glidden and Dan Berry talk about her non fiction work as personal memoir or examination of journalism, the challenges of depicting yourself in comics as opposed to depicting real people and the challenges of the creative process.

Christopher Hastings and Dan Berry talk about his education in comics, building and maintaining an audience for his webcomic The Adventures of Dr McNinja and his work for Marvel.

Gary Northfield and Dan Berry chat about developing a loose style, how his career has progressed and his drawing tools.

This was recorded at the Volume Publishing Fair at the fancy new Library of Birmingham, featuring Tula Lotay, Lisa Wood, Philippa Rice, Viv Schwarz and Martin Steenton talking to Dan Berry. This is without a doubt the most aggressive Make/Tell so far. Big thanks to Lizz Lunney for making this happen.

Emily Carroll and Dan Berry talk about the rules of drawing comics, the difference between working for yourself and someone else and horror that is human and universal.

Michael Deforge and Dan Berry chat about his approach to drawing and writing, the development of his style and his work on Adventure Time.

Hunt Emerson and Dan Berry talk at his studio in Birmingham about his entry into the underground comix world, erotica, drawing as a job and Everything You Could Possibly Want To Know About Hunt Emerson. 

Pat Grant and Dan Berry talk about academic writing, Pat’s creative process and background and comics storytelling that leaves the page. Check out his book Blue here and Toormina Video here.

Jeffrey Brown and Dan Berry talk in front of a live audience in an acoustically challenged room at the excellent Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds. Talking points include getting into comics, four-point advice for aspiring artists and landing a job drawing Star Wars comics.

I’ve been running Make It Then Tell Everybody for a little over a year now. When I started I wasn’t sure that the show would last this long. I was worried that I’d run out of people to talk to or questions to ask or worse, no-one would be listening.

I was exhibiting at the Thought Bubble festival this year and was genuinely touched by people coming to my table to tell me how much they enjoy the show, how it had helped them cope with their insecurities as an artist and how it had introduced them to the work of people they’d not heard of before. It was really great. Thanks Everybody!

So here’s what I want.

If you enjoy the show, please donate some money to help me pay for it. I’ve got server and hosting costs, equipment to buy and travelling to do more interviews in person. It’s not an enormous amount, but it certainly adds up to a few hundred pounds over the course of a year. In 2014 I want to upgrade my equipment, do more interviews in person and cover all my technical costs.

If you do a one-off donation, that’s great, thanks! If you do a recurring donation each month, that’s also great! Thanks Very Much!

Andy Diggle and Dan berry talk about Andy’s entry into comics, his time as editor of 2000 AD, his writing process and the idea of parameters or constraints in his work and the shape of the story that inhabits all our heads.

Adam Cadwell and Dan Berry talk about autobiography, developing as an artist in public and organising things like Great Beast and the British Comic Awards.

PJ Holden and Dan Berry talk about career false starts, self doubt, climbing the metaphorical Mount Dredd and his Loki-esque tendencies. 

Lizz Lunney and Dan Berry talk about jokes, ideas and how animals can say things that humans can’t.

Dan Berry talks to Robin and Lorenzo Etherington about their careers so far, their working processes and the workshops they do for young people.

Jonathan Edwards and Dan Berry talk about lines, shapes, style and blundering about in a darkened room looking for the light switch.

Sarah McIntyre and Dan Berry talk abotu drawing and developing a style, publicty and comic fairs in every school in the country.