Corey Brotherson (writer / editor) talks about his first meeting with Yomi, and Clockwork Watch. They reminisce about the early years and how the story pivoted from film script to comic book, touching on the trials and tribulations of raising funds for the project, winning their first award, and how they are the only two black self-published creators that have tabled at San Diego Comic Con for 10 consecutive years. Listeners will hear about how they set out to establish the story at a time when no one could quite explain what the Steampunk genre was about. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this edition of Clockwork Chronicles, I am joined by Don King Santa aka Michael Raasch, a fellow co-conspirator, Santa, and Space Hijacker. He was part of the original creative team behind Seductive Alchemy, our first event, and has worked on aspects of Clockwork Watch development over the past 11 years.We chat about how the participants helped shape the Steampunk story from the outset, and how a zero budget project keeps things real, especially on New Years Eve.Links:Seductive Alchemy - NK Guy's Photo BoothSeductive Alchemy - Don King Santa photosClockwork Watch - The StoryClockwork Watch - Production Blog Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast, Yomi Ayeni, creator of Clockwork Watch introduces the inspiration behind the Steampunk story, why it is a co-created narrative, and he explains what to expect in the following episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.