Fun mini documentary: dressing up like Enid Coleslaw for Daniel Clowes event

[Video Link] Here's a fun short film about a couple who are very excited to meet Daniel Clowes at an event at Meltdown in Los Angeles last month.

Daniel Clowes spent a very special night at Meltdown Comics on April 5th, 2012. Carlos, a collector of Clowes' work, and his fiance Timony were living the experience as a dream come true. Follow them through this short documentary about the master cartoonist. Directed and Edited by: Rocío Mesa

Previous Daniel Clowes coverage on Boing Boing.

Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

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http://twitter.com/digitalArtform Joseph Francis

I could never take my daughter there as a toddler. She was always afraid of the ‘one-eyed baby’ that was their neon logo.
http://twitter.com/danielclowes Daniel Clowes

Haw! That’s Daniel Clowes’s mascot “Mel” that he created for Meltdown. Funny to hear that it scares customers away…

That was a fun, memorable, night. The Enid costumes were incredible! Thanks to Mark Frauenfelder, Gaston and all at Meltdown.

-Alvin Buenaventura

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zapan

There will always be one and only Enid Coleslaw.
Thora, we miss you. Please make more than a movie every two year, and have an extra piece of cake, it makes you look good.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeff-Ritzmann/1532420118 Jeff Ritzmann

I love seeing people meet their influential heroes. It’s a great feeling, and one you never forget. Thanks for sharing guys.
einsteinatthemall

I would like to see a documentary film made about the making of this short film. And then of course there should be a coffee table book published about the documentary film that was made about this short film – and then a feature film based on the coffee table book should be made. And then a web-only short film should be made about the making of the coffee table book. The projects and marketing possibilities could go on forever.