Anto Motulz is an Indonesian comic book artist, and in this presentation he tells us about the medium he had decided to express himself in. As a comic artist, he does not limit himself by drawing with one tool, and instead he will move from ballpoint to pencil to color pencil to brush, even using sticky notes as a medium. He also shares stories how he himself as an artist is adapting to technology development, from using Wacom and the iPad in creating his works. (in Indonesian)

PechaKucha co-founders Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham celebrate the series' 10th anniversary and Tokyo's 100th edition (and the milestone of 600 PechaKucha Night cities) with a presentation that looks back at what those 10 years have given us.

Carlo Cassini, fumettista, ha studiato presso la Scuola del Fumetto di Padova. Dal 2011 tiene un blog:

http://carlocassini.blogspot.it/

Living with Chrohn's Disease, Carly Medosch tells her story of living with this disease and an experience she has had with the US health care system and misdiagnosis. 

Victoria Haggland has been doing martial arts since she is 10 years old. She shares what she've learned and made her the person she is.

“I play a lot with different murals and different perspectives...everything is done with markers.”

In 10 Years Drawing from PechaKucha Night Tokyo Vol. 138, Przemek Sobocki shares some of the amazing work that he's done with markers. 10 years ago, Sobocki arrived in Tokyo as an illustrator and during the past decade, his work has evolved, becoming more complex yet elegant. 

As a full time student that attended lots of tuition back in 2011, the only hobby that Denny Lee had was playing with polymer clay. Started from scratch to something that can be sold, Denny was extremely happy to know that more and more people appreciate his hardwork. Hobby that becomes a business and then back into a hobby again, was a long and tough experience. Nevertheless, Denny believes that you should just believe in yourself, as anything is possible.

By day Rudy Vasquez is the mild mannered Marketing and Communications Manager for El Paso’s Downtown Management District (DMD)…but by night Rudy pursues his amazing passion for comic animation artistry.

Rudy has worked for independent comic book publishers as a work-for-hire sequential artist for years, but has not published any creator owned work. Now, the artist is laying the foundation for a creator owned project that is an expression of his own voice. In this journey, he has discovered a culturally rich context that reflects life on the border more so, than life in a completely make believe world. 

Dan Knudsen is a professional illlustrator and creator of comics and comic strips.

He talks to the audience about how you shouldn't - as a comics artist - seek funny situations, but instead create an interesting set of characters and let the funny situations develop FOR you.

This mindset is perhaps also applicable in the rest of the world. Judge for yourself and please enjoy!