The Last of the Polar Bears

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Posts Tagged ‘Last of the Polar Bears’

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NYCC + Limited edition book!

September 7th, 2010 | by Lindsay

Posted In: Blog

Hi everyone, I hope you’re enjoying the story so far! I wanted to let you know about a couple of exciting things happening next month.

First, I’ll be attending New York Comic Con next month (October 8 – 10, 2010 in New York City). You’ll be able to find me in the artist alley with the usual array of books, stickers, bookmarks and other goodies. If you’re attending NYCC, be sure to stop by the table and say hello!

The other exciting thing is that I’ve been working with a small press printer to produce a limited edition 34-page color book collecting the beginning of The Last of the Polar Bears, and it will be ready in October. It’s always been my intention for The Last of the Polar Bears to be viewed in print, so I’m really thrilled to be making it a reality.

I’ll be bringing the book with me to NYCC, but for those of you who can’t attend NYCC, the book is also available through my website. I’m currently taking pre-orders and will ship them the second week of October.

Follow the banner for more details about the book~!

└ Tags: book, comics, convention, Last of the Polar Bears, nycc

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The Last of the Polar Bears pgs 24-25

September 6th, 2010 | by Lindsay

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It’s Labear Day! (Har Har) Enjoy your day off and the new Polar Bears spread. As for me, it’s back to the drawing board.

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└ Tags: animals, art, color, comics, cubs, cute, den, Last of the Polar Bears, light, Nanook, scruffing, sequential art, sleeping, Stella, yawn

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The Last of the Polar Bears pgs 22-23

August 30th, 2010 | by Lindsay

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A reader noticed that Stella and her Mom both have a dark patch on their muzzles and wondered if it was a trait specific to female polar bears. A good question! The answer is no, it has nothing to do with them being female. Interestingly, underneath all the fur, polar bears actually have black skin (its thought to assist them in staying warm, since black absorbs heat). The fur is thinnest around the nose, so on some polar bears, their muzzles are darker where the skin shows through. Stella takes after her mom, while Nanook has a fuzzier nose.