Following up on this post from last week about Shannon O’Leary’s article, there are now two more posts of small interviews with comics-centric cartoonists working on animation productions at Cartoon Network. Part one and part two. Most of them we post the heck out of here all the time and we publish a good handful [...]
Why would I go all scatological with that post title. It’s not funny or clever. I’m thinking at least Brandon will appreciate it though. Anyway here is a post to let you know that our pals Brandon and Marian are funny and clever and both have new interesting pages to see on Brandon’s latest blog [...]
… and editorial services and writing, Jay has got himself a new website to show you his goods. I always am digging the neighborhood building illustrations that Jay does that capture the experience of being there. Checkitout.
This article by Shannon O’Leary over at Publishers Weekly notes the amount of independent comics creators that have recently been working on or are currently working on animated shows on Cartoon Network, specifically Adventure Time, Regular Show and The Problem Solverz. Above is a sketchbook storyboard drawing and below a few other drawings by Hilary [...]
Of the several different modes of work James seems to be pursuing I especially love the drawings. Lots of great wrinkly lettuce filled drawings. See James Jean’s post with this drawing, “Nervosa” here.
What’s going on at the Cartography Club? I don’t know but Jesse McManus knows.
OK my friends I quickly faxed the website to myself and now I’m off, but I’ll be back.
Matt “Crav” Craven wrote Meathaus years ago as an undergraduate illustration student in the U.K. seeking a portfolio review, and possibly a post, and apparently I asked him to check back in a few years after his work developed some more. That must have been back when I was making an attempt to respond to [...]
Investigate the stash of Brian’s drawings and such which include these tiny people dragging shrunken heads and this shirt design (which I converted to grayscale and high-contrasted for display here) but check the whole load of often intricately packed drawings.
USA Today has a piece on what Farel and Brandon have been working on together recently. Euan recommended some sweet airbrushed art from science fiction book covers by artist Chris Moore, collected here on artist Gavin Rothery‘s blog. Most or all of these are art from older editions of Philip K. Dick novels and there [...]
