xeric foundation造句

• The first book published with the aid of a Xeric Foundation grant.
• Murphy was a founding grant committee member of the Xeric Foundation from 1992 2006.
• His graphic novel " The Fifth Name " received a grant from the Xeric foundation.
• In 1993, Lasky won a grant from the Xeric Foundation to self publish his comic " Boom Boom ".
• Students and alumni from the Center for Cartoon Studies have received Ignatz Awards, Eisner Award nominations and Xeric Foundation grants for their work.
• Kelso started working in the 1990s, with the minicomic " Girlhero ", which won her a Xeric Foundation grant in 1993.
• Yurkovich began self-publishing in 1996 following receipt of a grant from Peter Laird's ( " Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles " ) acclaimed Xeric Foundation.
• His other work includes short pieces for various cartoon anthologies, and the Xeric Foundation award-winning one-issue comic book " Jack's Luck Runs Out ".
• Established by " TMNT " co-founder Peter Laird, the Xeric Foundation awarded self-publishing grants to comic book creators for 20 years until it shifted its mission.
• The first " Castle Waiting " publication was " Castle Waiting : The Curse of Brambly Hedge ", which was self-published by Medley with a 1996 grant from the Xeric Foundation.
• The comic is notable for winning the Xeric Foundation Award and being one of the first mediums to combine elements of lucha libre along with the Hardboiled genre ( creating a cross-genre known as Lucha Noir ).
• The company is also known as a distributor for Xeric Foundation award-winners, such as Leela Corman, Derek Kirk Kim, Neufeld, Bishakh Som, Sorensen, Karl Stevens, Lauren Weinstein, and many others.
• In addition to his other interests, Laird founded the Xeric Foundation, a nonprofit organization created after considerable thought, as " an appropriate way to give back something extra to the comics world, " by providing grants for self-publishers.
• Woodring and his wife, Mary, have a son named Maxfield, who has published a graphic novel of his own titled " OAK ", printed with a grant from the Xeric Foundation, a page from which was featured on November 18, 2012 as an entry for Woodring's blog.
• Laird stated in 1993 that : " . . . knock on wood, God willing, and the creek don't rise, if we go on for another couple of decades, and I'm able to put more money into the basic funding of the Xeric Foundation, then the amount of money that can be given out can really be raised significantly . " He hoped that ultimately the figure can be raised from " thousands of dollars " to " hundreds of thousands of dollars, " to support an increasing number of large and small projects.
• He received a self publishing grant from the Xeric Foundation in 2000 for " Epoxy . " Pham's comic " Sublife Volume 1 " was published by Fantagraphics Books in 2008 . " Sublife Volume 2 ", also published by Fantagraphics, was nominated for an Outstanding Artist, Outstanding Series, and Outstanding Comic at the 2010 Ignatz Awards " Deep Space " and " St . Ambrose ", excerpts from Pham's " Sublife " comic, were anthologized in the 2010 and 2011 editions of " The Best American Comics ".