Art can easily be dismissed out of hand, misdiagnosed as simply a leisure activity, or compartmentalised as a skill of production, thus reducing the…
Art can easily be dismissed out of hand, misdiagnosed as simply a leisure activity, or compartmentalised as a skill of production, thus reducing the…
I grew up enamoured with Monkey Magic. Something about the liveliness of the show, the kooky characters, the music, the absurdity of it, as…
A 24-Hour wordless Autofictographic comic in brush and ink. Available for purchase as a physical print in the Storybordello shop.
Ink and ink wash on A4 Bristol Board
In 2012 I enrolled in the Joe Kubert School of Cartooning’s correspondence course in inking. This led to me discovering traditional inking tools of…
2007 saw me complete my undergraduate degree in animation. 2008 also unfortunately coincided with the global financial crisis. The GFC could not have happened…
I haven’t made many diary comics since I drew a moonlit bushwalk for New Year’s Eve, 2015 but I still make the occasional one here…
The second Aztec god in the Entwined roster that I gave a design overhaul is Death/Lightning, the deity formerly known as Xolotl. Dr Mike describes him…
Continuing on from my post about reference or cheating, here is some more progress on the pages for Squishface Studio’s upcoming anthology, Squishzine Brunstown….
Inks and washes on A3 Strathmore Bristol
The next few posts will look at some of the things I’ve been drawing in my free time lately and break down some of…
Indian ink on A4 250gsm Daler Rowney bristol board, coloured in Adobe Photoshop.
Here I’m having a go at mixing blue and black ink washes over brush pen. I love how the ink washes move around and form…
Last week I bought an A4 pad of Canson Illustration 250gsm paper. It’s packaging is targeted towards comic artists and illustrators. I found it…
I’ve been thinking lately that I need to pull back on the amount of time I’m spending on diary-comics, and this is the result….