I've redesigned my website-- go on have a look
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Misty Comic in SFX(March)
A nice mention for this comic that I worked on in the March edition of SFX magazine
""Long-term readers might remember we featured issue one of the Mistycomic.co.uk specials in these very pages over three years ago, in our 2006 Christmas issue to be precise. Well they've only gone and made a ruddy 'nother, and about time! For those unaware, Misty was a weekly horror comic aimed primarily at young girls that ran in the late 1970s and early 1980s (also see page 90!). The Mistycomic.co.uk specials aren't official products but lovingly crafted fan homages, this one featuring 13 stories full of top notch, original artwork, spooky poems and an interview with artist John Armstrong, who illustrated several strips for the original Misty. You can feel the nostalgia on your fingertips after flicking through this treat.""
""Long-term readers might remember we featured issue one of the Mistycomic.co.uk specials in these very pages over three years ago, in our 2006 Christmas issue to be precise. Well they've only gone and made a ruddy 'nother, and about time! For those unaware, Misty was a weekly horror comic aimed primarily at young girls that ran in the late 1970s and early 1980s (also see page 90!). The Mistycomic.co.uk specials aren't official products but lovingly crafted fan homages, this one featuring 13 stories full of top notch, original artwork, spooky poems and an interview with artist John Armstrong, who illustrated several strips for the original Misty. You can feel the nostalgia on your fingertips after flicking through this treat.""
Monday, December 14, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Green Man-Fantasmagoria
My Green Man illustration is featured in this really nice book-(which just came in the mail)
This is the kind of book I loved as a kid-page after page of amazing drawings of weird creatures
buy it
now

Labels:
fantasmagoria,
folklore,
green man,
julia bruce,
legends,
myths,
new burlington books
Monday, November 9, 2009
Offset
A great weekend listening to some of my favourite artists showcasing and discussing their work, : Tara McPherson, James Jean, Dave MacKean...and interesting panel discussions by some of Irelands' finest PJ Lynch, Oliver Jeffers, Chris Judge, Steve Simpson
Still feeling a little overwhelmed by it all
"Say Cheeeeeeese" Tara McPherson and me

Wristbands from the weekend
Still feeling a little overwhelmed by it all
"Say Cheeeeeeese" Tara McPherson and me

Wristbands from the weekend
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