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Ghostshrimp & Friends Podcast episode 31 with Honorary Ghostscout D-Pi aka Ronald Wimberly (@d3-14) is on iTunes and Soundcloud RIGHT NOW!!!
Ronald Wimberly in conversation with Jared Gardner
What I listened to today. @d-pi is one of the trillest, intellectual cartoonist I’ve been privileged to at the very least meet and listen to. He’s got a lot of dope stories out and plenty more to share...
Look out for LAAB magazine #0 coming soon.
Happy D-π Day!
Enjoy some beautiful art by Ron Wimberly
Day 25 of celebrating illustrators, painters, artists, myth makers, and melanin mages of the past, present and future of the african diaspora.
Today let's celebrate the works of the of Ronald Wimberly ( @d-pi here on tumblr).
ronaldwimberly.com
Ronald is an absolutely spectacular storyteller, character designer, artist, etc.I had trouble narrowing down which pieces to show because there is such a vast amount of great work. But just take a look! So stylish, so well designed, with characters that get you super hyped or stories that punch you right in the gut.
Speaking of stories, I am going to shamelessly plug that Ronald will be part of the panel for Stories Matter II at Society Of Illustrators. This saturday at 1 pm! (I will also be on the panel along with some other AMAZING illustrators who I respect and cherish dearly). Check out all the info here http://www.societyillustrators.org/Events-and-Programs/Lectures/2016/Stories-Matter-2/Stories-Matter-Part-II.aspx
Ronald Wimberly Returns
Joining us for the third year in a row, Ronald Wimberly is one of the most vital voices in comics today. A visual stylist and fearless communicator, Wimberly’s Prince of Cats, an urban, ’80s take onRomeo & Juliet, established him as a creator with a unique point of view and an artist with rare graphic energy.
Subsequent work ranging from mainstream jaunts on She-Hulk to candid, questioning editorial cartoons…
…has only stoked the flames of anticipation for his two upcoming series from Image Comics, Sunset Park and Slave Punk.
Ronald Wimberly will be on a panel Saturday afternoon with Bill Sienkiewicz and David Mack.
Follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr (@d3-14).
LOCUST MOON COMICS FESTIVAL 2015 Saturday, October 31 – Halloween! 11 am – 6 pm @ The Rotunda 4014 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104 Website – Facebook – Event Page – Twitter
GRATNIN Station ID
Hey folks, so this here tumblr is for everything GratNin. From here on out, this will be a mixtape tumblr of things pertaining to what the latest GratNin story is all about. Everything on this tumblr is related to GratNin
I have several other tumblrs, three of which are:
d3-14.tumblr (my work, press, appearances and whatever special offers I may have. Here’s where you can ask me software and hardware related questions and other questions that I will ignore or make fun of you for asking.)
princeofcats1.tumblr (Prince of Cats related stuff, news. Here’s where you can ask me where to get copies of Prince of Cats and when it’s getting rereleased and other questions I probably won’t answer for at least another 2 months)
d-pi.tumblr.com (Lots of reblogs of whatever random stuff I feel like reblogging. Here’s where you can ask for nudes; ask me what my sign is; plot radical praxis through expression; tell me I’m cute; tell me to go fuck myself or whatever whatever)
Thanks for watching
-Ronald Wimberly
Ron Wimberly (D-Pi) - CanOn. An awesome illustration of a spray can cannon! Graffiti Bombs!
She-Hulk #5 came out this week. This job came with a crazy tight deadline for someone who colors part-time (me) but I couldn't pass up working with an artist whose work I admire on a character I've always had a soft spot for. Cross another one off the to-do list. I never would have made this deadline without the help of Co-Kickstand Kid Chris Brunner; he helped me color pretty much every page.
Written by Charles Soule Drawn by Ron Wimberly Colored by Rico Renzi