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#TigerTuesday Week 10: Cover Reveal

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With the feedback from our passionate patrons, we have finalized the cover design for the A TIGER’s TALE volume 1 kickstarter exclusive graphic novel.
Right now, subscribers to Talk@ATigersTale.com have exclusive access to the reveal!

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#Tiger Tuesday Week 9

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Voting has started on the selection of a favorite cover. We’ll be announcing the results in just one week. #atigerstale #kickstarter #kickstagram #cover #coverart #coverdesign #sneakpeek

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A Brief Visit to the Shaolin Wushu Guan

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Shaolin Temple’s original founding is probably the most mythologized aspect of its history. One of its earliest written sources is a Tang-Period (618-907) short story on a historical Shaolin monk named Sengchou 480-560. Beyond that, we often say the temple was founded by Ba Tuo around 495 BCE, and has been home to such disciples as Hui Guang and Seng Chou, the earliest known martial arts monks. Imagine; kung fu training has been held in this hall for generations since.

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A Tiger’s Tale: 10 page preview

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Read: A TIGER’S TALE the first 10 pages.

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Tiger Talk: Sifu Kurtis Fujita

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Recorded live during the Tiger Talk marathon live stream; Sifu Kurtis Fujita, my co-host on THE COMICS FU SHOW, joined me to talk illustration techniques, arts, comics and public domain characters

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Kickstart My Heart

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Comic Book Yeti’s Byron O’Neal breaks down some of the most exciting crowdfunded comics on offer for the month of February; and A Tiger’s Tale is counted among them.

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Tiger Talk: with David Wei

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In this Episode of Tiger Talk we are joined for Tea by David Wei, Founder of the Wudang West Cultural Heritage Center. David Wei (魏 资 容, Wei Zi Rong, “Wayfarer of Vast Capacity”), is a 16th generation lineage holder of Wudang Zhang San Feng Pai, and a global instructor of Wudang Daoist wellness arts and traditional Chinese acupressure massage. We talk the Tigers & Monkeys, Taoist Elements, breath, the body and … graffiti(?)

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