Wayzgoose Poster Printing
Check out the printing process of this year’s CLAW poster.
April 19th, 2011 by MarkMonlux
Check out the printing process of this year’s CLAW poster.
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The C.L.A.W. is a clandestine network of professional Northwest cartoonists founded and ultimately concentrated in the south Puget Sound region. Our mission is to gather talented Washington State cartoonists of great skill and humongous egos in frequently secluded gatherings during which the secrets and mystic arts of their sublime craft are practiced. Behind closed doors and away from prying eyes, the most pointless and silly of rituals will be freely indulged. And we give a scholarship to an art student every year!
CLAW is a clandestine network of professional Northwest cartoonists founded and ultimately concentrated in the south Puget Sound region. But who are we really?
SING O GODDESS, the alluring endeavor(s) our cartoonists endow upon the world.
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April 19, 2011 @ 7:46 am
Nice video! where can I buy one of your prints?
April 19, 2011 @ 7:59 am
Only six prints were created. One of which is being raffled off with the prints made by the other various. I think you can still purchase raffle tickets through King’s Bookstore in Tacoma. Another print is going to go into the old Woolworth Store window in downtown Tacoma for the next few months to be on display. In years past those prints were auctioned off. The remaining four have belong to the CLAW members participating. Since several folks have shown an interest perhaps our group should consider having one of the originals be reproduced. Or perhaps we should action them on behalf of our student scholarship fund. Your thoughts?
April 20, 2011 @ 5:19 am
I’ll check out King’s and see if there are any raffle tickets left, how much more interest would be required for an original to be reproduced?