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Failing is the Only Way to Succeed


Greg Ruth

I would say working in the arts, any arts really, carries a unique lesson in life in forcing us as the artists to wrestle with and engage actively with screwing up as a value. It's a true dynamic that's everywhere of course, but for us in art, and yes I am tooting our own horns here, we are engaged in a creative enterprise that not just requires we engage with failure, but that failure is…

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MoCCA Art Fest 2025


Donato Giancola

March 12, 2025 - [caption id="attachment_79854" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] MoCCA Fest 2024[/caption] Once again I will be tabling this weekend, March 15-16, at the forth coming Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) Festival held in the Metropolitan Pavilion, Manhattan, New York City.  The MoCCA Arts Festival is run by the Society of Illustrators and celebrates comics, narrative arts, and related works.  These past handful of years has seen a packed house at the event, it is always a pleasure to connect with new artists, authors, and shop for newly discovered books while at the con! [caption id="attachment_79861" align="aligncenter" width="1220"] MoCCA Fest 2002, check out those names and drawings!![/caption] I will be sharing recent painted works from Grim Oak Press' limited edition publications for Tad William's classic trilogy Memory, Thorn and Sorrow (The Dragonbone Chair series) . [caption id="attachment_79864" align="aligncenter"…

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