Coming this April; an interactive documentary series coming to Patreon.
Tiger Talk
Bruce Lee T
Beyond the Nunchucks, an argument could be made for his signature sound or his aloha styled fists but none are as instantly recognizable as that yellow & black Jumpsuit. Just the mention of movies like Kill Bill or Shaolin Soccer should bring to mind why, but let me share with you a little thing I did which predates both.
Week 2: on The Comics Fu Show
After a Kung Fu focused week on THE COMICS FU SHOW we’re putting the comics back into focus this week.
#TigerTuesday on THE COMICS FU SHOW
THE COMICS FU SHOW first Live Tuesday Broadcast features resident Kung Fu Master Kurtis Fujita and guest Kung Fu Masters from around the world!
ASK THE KUNG FU MASTER!
These sessions will appeal to comic creators who’d like to punch up their action scenes and fight choreography, or who have burning historical or philosophical questions in need of answers. Contrary to the cliche many of our kung fu masters come with their own history with comics being readers or creators themselves.
Meditation 3: CROSSING A RIVER
Part 3 in a series of poetic reviews drawn from the characters and events depicted in A Tiger’s Tale volume one.
Tiger Talk with Geof Darrow pt.2
In part two of our free-wheeling conversation with Eisner Award winning Comic Artist/Concept Artist Geof Darrow we discuss illustration and work with movie directors. Geof highlights some the pros and cons of his illustration work still done 100% on paper. Early experiences working with Moebius and film directors like Ridley Scott and Tsui Hark.
TIGER TALK with Special Guest: Geof Darrow
It was a rather random opportunity which lead to Interviewing the legendary Geof Darrow, creator of The Shaolin Cowboy and concept artist behind such films as The Matrix. After some days of preparation and two pages of neatly typed out questions, we met over zoom an immediately discarded any pretense of a formal interview to enjoy a free-wheeling conversation which covered his comics & movie work, tales of interesting people he’s met and a surprisingly in-depth conversation of the many Kung Fu & Samurai films which we both love and consider influences.
Many of those details will be covered in the official interview at KungFuMagazine.com
But below you’ll find some of the enjoyable tangents we took which might be more of interest to comic and movie aficionados in particular.
