Missed the big show. CLAW has got you covered. Now you can experience the CLAW in the comfort of your own living room. Enjerb:
Every year the CLAW gathers to refresh the Council of the Four Eyes with two new leaders and thank two previous Council leaders for their service. Included in this ceremony is the recognizing of friends, welcoming of new members, a slideshow and cake. Delicious, delicious cake.
The C.L.A.W. is a clandestine network of professional Northwest cartoonists founded and ultimately concentrated in the south Puget Sound region. Our mission is to gather talented Washington State cartoonists of great skill and humongous egos in frequently secluded gatherings during which the secrets and mystic arts of their sublime craft are practiced. Behind closed doors and away from prying eyes, the most pointless and silly of rituals will be freely indulged. And we give a scholarship to an art student every year!
CLAW is a clandestine network of professional Northwest cartoonists founded and ultimately concentrated in the south Puget Sound region. But who are we really?
SING O GODDESS, the alluring endeavor(s) our cartoonists endow upon the world.
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* MADE IN TACOMA *
January 10, 2010 @ 9:32 am
Where is this building??? Looks like a masonic temple…..
January 11, 2010 @ 3:58 pm
Wow! The ceremony in it’s unedited version. Definitely need to sell tickets next year.
Located at 926 Broadway in Tacoma, WA (Don’t trust Googlemaps as they have the location wrong), the bottom floor of the brick building was designed to rent out as retail space, thus insuring the temple’s taxes and the like get paid every year. If you look closely at the side of the building you can see the old painted text declaring it as the Knights of Pythias Temple. See more photos of this grand space at…
http://themelononline.com/2008/11/journey-to-the-center-of-tacoma-pythian-temple/