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Diamond: Worth a million* in prizes. (* – Actually, $15,000.)

July 31st, 2006
Author Graeme McMillan

It’s time to hold back your hatred and distrust for all things Diamond Distributors, as they give back to the community:

“Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc. is proud to partner with The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS) to award an aspiring cartoonist a full one-year tuition scholarship at The Center for Cartoon Studies beginning in fall 2007.”

That tuition is equivalent to $15,000, and is applicable only for the year beginning fall 2007. Applications are due February 2007.

One Response to “Diamond: Worth a million* in prizes. (* – Actually, $15,000.)”
  1. Mike Nicolai Says:

    I heard about this last week and I checked the fine print. To be eligible for the scholarship you have to apply to the school which includes a non-refundable $50 application fee, and the scholarship is only for the 2007 term (it can’t be applied to a later year). You also need to be sponsered by a Diamond retailer.

    I had never heard of the CCS before. It seems like a nice program. It’s expensive, but it looks like it would be worth for a serious cartoonist (and still cheaper than art school).

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