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Dean Sudarsky ′16 hand letters English Translation of Edmond Baudoin’s Piero

Piero by Edmond Baudoin

Dean Sudarsky ′16 has found himself as letterer on multiple books recently. Lettering by hand or digitally is a big discussion among cartoonists, Dean excels at both! Dean recently hand lettered Piero by Edmond Baudoin for New York Review Comics, translated from the original French by Matt Madden. Dean worked to imitate the handwriting of Baudoin, mimicking the original script is especially important because it is a memoir about Baudoin’s childhood growing up with his brother Piero.

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Two Cartoon Studies Alum Make The Best American Comics 2013!

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Alum Joe Lambert and Sophie Goldstein make the Best American Comics 2013 book!

The Best American Comics showcases the work of both established and up-and-coming cartoonists. The 2013 Editor is Jeff Smith—CCS commencement speaker, creator of the comic Bone. Cover drawing by Kate Beaton.

The Best American Comics 2013 releases in October.

Click here to pre-order a copy!

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Center for Cartoon Studies Alum in Best American Comics 2012

CCS ′12 Alum Dakota McFadzean in Best American Comics of 2012 edited by Françoise Mouly and out in September of this year.

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