How do you make a living in a media market that’s changing faster than a politician’s promises? Better yet, how do you do it and make it look easy?

Nope. We don’t know either.

But if you come to our Feb. 18 meeting you’ll find out how our guest speaker Pat Moriarity does it.

For over 20 years, the fabulously talented Moriarity has done it all. As a commercial artist he’s created art for video games, CD covers, posters, stickers, T-shirts and more. He’s done underground comics, editorial cartoons, and was one of the artists who collaborated with the late Harvey Pekar on Studs Terkel’s Working: A Graphic Adaption.

He’s created art for Nickelodeon, Fantagraphics (where he was art director for several years), National Geographic Kids, Seattle Weekly, Sasquatch Books and many others.

Currently, he’s a regular contributor to Mineshaft Magazine. And since 2008, he has been teaching sequential storytelling at the Art Institute of Seattle.