Apr 23

This Sunday, April 28 is the closing reception for my Small Press Spotlight Exhibition and the opening reception for “I See What You Say,” a great narrative art show curated by Lisa Brown and Lark Pien. I, along with some of the artists, will be signing books, making drawings, and enjoying refreshments from 5-8pm.
The Cartoon Art Museum is located at 655 Mission Street, San Francisco.

This Sunday, April 28 is the closing reception for my Small Press Spotlight Exhibition and the opening reception for “I See What You Say,” a great narrative art show curated by Lisa Brown and Lark Pien. I, along with some of the artists, will be signing books, making drawings, and enjoying refreshments from 5-8pm.

The Cartoon Art Museum is located at 655 Mission Street, San Francisco.

Apr 19

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David Lasky explaining the process of creating “The Carter Family: Don’t Forget This Song” at Mission Comics, San Francisco last night.
-Gabby Gamboa

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David Lasky explaining the process of creating “The Carter Family: Don’t Forget This Song” at Mission Comics, San Francisco last night.

-Gabby Gamboa

Mar 17

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Yes, we’re celebrating by reading comics.
-Gabby Gamboa

comicsworkbook:

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Yes, we’re celebrating by reading comics.

-Gabby Gamboa

Mar 16

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Santa Rosa, 3/15/13
Sketch for a work in progress, Made for Comics Workbook.
-Gabby Gamboa

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Santa Rosa, 3/15/13

Sketch for a work in progress, Made for Comics Workbook.

-Gabby Gamboa

Mar 14

comicsworkbook:

You know when you live in a cartoonists’ town when TWO sandwiches at the local sub shop are named for our most famous home town cartoonists (Robert L. Ripley and Charles M. Schulz).
-Gabby Gamboa

comicsworkbook:

You know when you live in a cartoonists’ town when TWO sandwiches at the local sub shop are named for our most famous home town cartoonists (Robert L. Ripley and Charles M. Schulz).

-Gabby Gamboa

Miss Lonelyhearts #2 by Gabrielle Gamboa, coming in April 2013.

Miss Lonelyhearts #2 by Gabrielle Gamboa, coming in April 2013.

Mar 13

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Mar 11

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What we’re reading today, Nicole J. Georges’ new book.
-Gabby Gamboa

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What we’re reading today, Nicole J. Georges’ new book.

-Gabby Gamboa

Mar 04

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Santa Rosa 3/1/13
Made for Comics Workbook
by Gabby Gamboa

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Santa Rosa 3/1/13

Made for Comics Workbook

by Gabby Gamboa

Mar 02

poczineproject:

ZINE SPOTLIGHT: Chris Montez, teenage rockstar
CREATOR: Gabby Gamboa (who we met at the 2012 S.F. Zine Fest)
YEAR: 2011
ORIGIN: Bay Area, California, USA
DESCRIPTION: A mini-comic about obscure (but beloved) Latino pop artist Chris Montez.
In Gabby’s own words: 

My father told me a story about how growing up in the 1950s, he and all of the other Mexican American kids in his neighborhood would (falsely) boast about being related to rocker Ritchie Valens. That got me interested in researching the history and obscurities of Chicano rock, and sharing what I find.

When asked in this interview what advice she would give to aspiring comic artists and zinesters, Gabrielle Gamboa suggested the following:

Don’t limit yourself by studying only one technique or medium. Practice drawing from observation. Learn about art from before you were born.

Chris Montez isn’t presently listed on Gabby’s Etsy shop, but contact her if you’re interested in purchasing.

Interested in  learning more about some of the other selections in our physical archive? Click here.

This comic can now be found in my Etsy shop!

poczineproject:

ZINE SPOTLIGHT: Chris Montez, teenage rockstar

CREATOR: Gabby Gamboa (who we met at the 2012 S.F. Zine Fest)

YEAR: 2011

ORIGIN: Bay Area, California, USA

DESCRIPTION: A mini-comic about obscure (but beloved) Latino pop artist Chris Montez.

In Gabby’s own words:

My father told me a story about how growing up in the 1950s, he and all of the other Mexican American kids in his neighborhood would (falsely) boast about being related to rocker Ritchie Valens. That got me interested in researching the history and obscurities of Chicano rock, and sharing what I find.

When asked in this interview what advice she would give to aspiring comic artists and zinesters, Gabrielle Gamboa suggested the following:

Don’t limit yourself by studying only one technique or medium. Practice drawing from observation. Learn about art from before you were born.

Chris Montez isn’t presently listed on Gabby’s Etsy shop, but contact her if you’re interested in purchasing.

Interested in  learning more about some of the other selections in our physical archive? Click here.

This comic can now be found in my Etsy shop!