Showing posts with label Sequence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sequence. Show all posts

Friday, 1 January 2016

Introducing Fever Scream Comics, a broadsheet comics project


Now back from a short hiatus of personal work, I'm happy to announce my next personal comics project. Fever Scream Comics will be a small collection of 4 part stories presented in the broad sheet newspaper format. Heavily inspired by the works of Windsor McCay and the fantastic broadsheet collection from DC: Wednesday Comics. I want to use the board sheet format because it's an approach to comics thats foreign to me, and that can lead to interesting forms of storytelling compression that results in a tight,  concise narrative sequence.

The image above is the first page for a 4 page story to be featured in Fever Scream, I wanted to use the space to create a flowing sequence that I otherwise might not have done given a different format.
I'll post an update when the first issue is ready.

Friday, 6 March 2015

Latest comic work

A brief preview of some of the mini comics i'm currently working on, a lot of heavily textured work. looking into exploring this print textured look further.

Wednesday, 30 April 2014

Isotope work, as well as an update on whats to come



Work from a project where I used Isotope imagery as one of my starting points. The project involved me creating several info-posters for a fictional advertisement campaign, other themes in the project where germs and scare-mongouring. I felt that the use of mono printing worked well with the germ theme, leaving an imprint or residue resinated with me when it came to mark making.



 The reason for the seeming lack of content lately is because of a collaborative project i've been doing with six other illustrators, as excited about this project as I am, and believe me I am, unfortunately I can't talk a lot about this project until a little later, expect some news in the coming week!