The inimitable Iris Abramof offered to translate some of my comics into Portuguese, and I happily said yes. She's tackled a number of my favorite Incidental Comics from the past couple years. I'll post the Portuguese translations regularly this month along with links to the original versions. My hope is that I can parlay these drawings into a trip to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup or the 2016 Summer Olympics - maybe I could serve as ambassador of webcomics? Thanks again to Iris for her help.
Read the English version here: Play Each Day Like Jazz
Please note that posters of the translated comics are available at my print shop.
This is so good news! I am brazilian and got amazingly surprised when I saw your work in Portuguese.
ReplyDeleteIf it depends on me, It will be awesome to have you in Brazil in 2014 or 2016.
I think there's a problem with the first panel. "Descolado" means "cool" in the "sophisticated, exciting, excellent" sense.
ReplyDeletethe context of scene and the other words in the panel puts "cool" as in "calm, collected, quiet", no?
Cheers from Brazil! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, your work is amazing! I'm brazilian and check out your site everyday. Keep drawing! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear about your interest in my language and country.
ReplyDeleteUhuul! Really cool to see your comic in portuguese.
ReplyDeleteGreat! Just want you to know. You also have bookmarked by reader fr Malaysia. Me!
ReplyDeleteGreat post.I could only see few comics in Portuguese translation and I could say this is awesome.I like the artwork.I wish that I could see more from you.I reall thank you for sharing this thing.Hoping you a great success with all of your endeavours.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can try and contact a Brazilian editor and/or nespaper. Strips here are greatly accepted and we have a long history on publishing American authors. Your work is of extraordinary quality, you will undoubtedly find someone to publish your work here. If you need some help on it, contact me: leopoldoaranha@yahoo.com.br
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