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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Culture This week's SketchCrowd (July 24)
Posted By Kimberly Lawson on Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 1:53 PM
SketchCrowd is an upstart effort to create a new and unique comic strip. It is a compilation of work from amateur cartoonists with all levels of experience and ability. A new artist is featured every week under the SketchCrowd title - truly the world's first crowdsourced comic strip. Submissions are reviewed through www.sketchcrowd.com, and it is currently running in four publications, reaching an audience of some 100,000 readers.
SketchCrowd has been running in Creative Loafing for more than two months, and we want to know what you, the readers, think about it. Is it something you enjoy or is it unnecessary clutter? What do you think of the concept itself? Share your opinions with us.
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