TOAD ON THE ROAD IN WEST HARTFORD
This is a picture from Jon Buller's June 18 visit to The Charter Oak Academy in West Hartford. It's not as easy as it looks to tell a story like this while drawing pictures without getting any ink on your pants.
BULLER'S TAROT
I (Jon Buller speaking now) sometimes feel in need of a warm-up exercise before starting to apply the watercolor to one of our children's books, and eventually got into the habit of turning out a tarot card or two before getting down to work. I have always been intrigued by the symbolism of the traditional tarot deck, although I have not hesitated to fool around with this symbolism to suit my own fancy. To see the mysteries of existence revealed, click here.
THANKS, MISS ERIN
Susan schade was busy watching a mystery on BBCAmerica, so Jon Buller got to answer the interview questions from Miss Erin, a teen blogger from Idaho. If you would like to read this interview, it is only a click away.
The New York Times did an article on us in the Connecticut section of the Sunday paper of Dec. 27, 1998. Click below to see the entire article:
DVE-TV is the school television station of the Delaware Valley Elementary School in Milford, Pennsylvania. Roxanne Kimble, who was one of the reporters for DVE-TV, sent Jon Buller a list of questions in 1998. These questions, and Jon Buller's answers, were read by Roxanne in a live morning broadcast. Click below to read the entire interview:
BULLER'S UKULELE
Around 4:30 in the afternoon Jon Buller normally takes a tea-break. While waiting for the water to boil, and the tea to steep, he sometimes plays a chorus or two of Begin the Beguine, or whatever else is passing through his head, on his new ukulele, which he painted himself.
One of our best friends is Bill Griffith, the cartoonist who does the syndicated comic strip Zippy the Pinhead. Bill had the idea that it would be fun to do a weeklong series of strips in which Zippy enters the Buller-Schade universe. Bill started off each strip, and then we passed them back and forth until they were done. These strips will live forever in cartoon history! Click below to see the results.
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