Putting up zines at Grimalkin haus to cover up the giant cracks in our walls. Sooo beuuutiful!
After much procrastination I finally decided to put the final touches on Boredom Pays 7 last night. It’s the last issue I’m going to do for the foreseeable future so it feels somewhat substantial to finally say “done” to a series I’ve been working on for the past four years.
It feels somewhat right.
<3
I have a few illustrations in the new Broken Pencil (the one with Kickass Annie on the cover!). Stoked!
Sadness for Numbness
This is the last comic for the seventh issue of Boredom Pays (debuting at TCAF!). It’s a little out of context here, as it has been designed as a double page spread and fits in between various short comics that (hopefully, intentionally) string together a larger narrative when read in their intended sequence.
This is also the last autobio strip I’m going to be doing for a while. I know I’ve said that before, but I really feel like I’ve gotten much of what I needed to out of my system with this last issue of Boredom Pays. I’m really proud of it, I think it at least sort of touches on what I was going for.
It’s time to move onto something different <3
(For bigger version that you can actually read - http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-HJcCCovymtE/UXf9IN-eriI/AAAAAAAAC6o/29Ld5A9ZBbs/s1600/sadness+for+numbness.jpg )
How to sleep through the winter (hibernate) by Alice and Martin Provensen
Today I found this little gem of a children’s book at a thrift store and upon a quick look through it’s clear that this is one of the best dollars I’ve ever spent. Entirely drawn with the cartoon modern sensibilities that I absolutely adore this book is chock full of beautiful illustrations accompanied by text as well as a few comics scattered throughout. By all indications it looks to be the first edition, too, which is surprising given it’s general good condition that it was published in 1952.
You can see more of it over here, if you like - http://goldengems.blogspot.ca/2009/04/coming-soon.html
Mister Hobbes hard at work on his new comic, ‘nappin’, debuting at TCAF 2014
Hey! So, I’m in this book that Hic and Hoc is putting out - Unknown Origins & Untimely Ends: A collection of unsolved mysteries that’s being launched at TCAF! I’ve got a weird spooky story about gelatinous rain goo in here that’s quite unlike anything else I’ve ever really done and there’s some other seriously talented folks in here so make sure to check it out if you have the chance!
Seriously getting so stoked for TCAF <3
Sewing a patch of an alligator riding a bicycle to my sweater because I’m just that punk.
Also, I didn’t grab the artists name but he’s based out of Guelph and does fantastic drawings. Anybody recognize this/could tell me who did this so I can both properly credit and find more?
TCAF Presents: Wowwee Zonk Small Press Room 2013
Local artists and TCAF collaborators Ginette Lapalme, Patrick Kyle and Chris Kuzma have once again pulled together an exciting group of artists from across North America for The Wowee Zonk Small Press Room 2013. The Toronto Reference Library’s Browsery will be transformed and filled to the brim with comics, zines, prints and much, much more!
This year’s Wowee Zonk Small Press Room guestlist includes:
- Chris Kuzma
- Ginette Lapalme
- Patrick Kyle
- Adam Buttrick
- Eunice Luk
- Shannon Gerard
- Closed Caption Comics
- Collective Stench
- Alabaster
- Marc Bell
- Ines Estrada
- Lala Albert
- Ryan Dodgson
- Phil Woollam
- Keith Jones
- Michael Comeau
- Nate Doyle
- Andy Burkholder
- Lale Westvind
- Zach Worton
- Jim Mezei
- Adrian Forrow
- Kellen Hatanaka
- Jason Bradshaw
- Mark Laliberte
- Davis Weir
- Derek Ballard
- Alicia Nauta
- Peter Kalyniuk
- Paul Windle
- Rand Renfrow
- Selena Wong
- Seo Kim
- Sam Hiti
- Jess Worby
- Roman Muradov
- Sophia Foster-Dimino
- Morgan Criger
- Sab Meynert
Be sure not to miss this always fresh, always exciting space at TCAF!
awwyeaa
Oh man, I’m have SUCH good company in this years Wowee Zonk small press room this year. If you’re coming to TCAF be sure to his this room up - some seriously talented folks here <3
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