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Toronto Comic Arts Festival breaks barriers between music and visual art with Loop Sessions
Sponsored by: TCAF 2021
May 6, 2021
Even if you’ve never been to the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF), this is a good year to start.
That might sound strange in a year that the festival – a meeting point for illustrators, comic authors, artists, writers, video game creators and other ink-covered creative people – happens entirely online. But going virtual is allowing organizers to expand its scope beyond the page. From May 8-15, you can enjoy a robust online marketplace, workshops, gaming demos, guests from all over the world and events that could never have happened in a regular year. It’s expanded, more accessible than ever before and it’s all free.
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From live drawing to panel discussions with illustrators, video game creators, and comic authors, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) has it all. This year, TCAF has pivoted to an entirely virtual format in order to safely deliver its exciting programming to comic arts enthusiasts during the pandemic.
Running from May 8 to 15, the festival will include an online marketplace where creators will sell their work, interactive games, Q&A sessions with headliners and more. Similar to previous years, TCAF is free and easily accessible for comic fans and art lovers across Canada.
Six can’t-miss events at this year’s virtual Toronto Comic Arts Festival
Six can’t-miss events at this year’s virtual Toronto Comic Arts Festival
This story is sponsored by the Toronto Comic Arts Festival By Rachel Moore
Apr 21, 2021
From live drawing to panel discussions with illustrators, video game creators and comic authors, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) has it all. This year, TCAF has pivoted to an entirely virtual format in order to safely deliver its exciting programming to comic arts enthusiasts during the pandemic.
Running from May 8 to 15, the festival will include an online marketplace where creators will sell their work, interactive games, Q&A sessions with headliners and more. Similar to previous years, TCAF is free and easily accessible for comic fans and art lovers across Canada.
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