Karmacoma for Secret7s

This year I entered 4 designs into the Secret7 competition. Three of them weren't comic style, but this one, for Massive Attack's Karmacoma, used the style of my comic The Intercorstal to illustrate an image of Sokushinbutsu, which is a form of self-mummification undertaken by a very particular sect of Japanese Buddhist monks. One of the articles I read about it can be found here: Sokushinbutsu

Of those four entries, one got through, and can be seen on the Secret7s website here: http://secret-7.com/gallery/sleeve/647 It's also of a mummy, this time a Peruvian one. I used an image from this blog as reference: Kojin (And our very own James 'Mayhem' Mahan has the original inks)

Abstract animation by Lilli Carre

Ode to Lumpy, Pout Melody from Lilli Carre on Vimeo.

Why hasn't she done any abstract comics? Or has she and I just don't know about them?

Intercorstal 2 Page 20

The Intercorstal 2 continues apace. This is another rip from an existing comic, this time a page from the final issue of Bulletproof Coffin Vol 1 -- I've taken a very, very poor quality photo of the page (as drawn by Shaky Kane, written by David Hine) for your reference:

The original scans for the past four pages can be viewed here, with a short note on process: http://intercorstal.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/intercorstal-2-pages-17-20-scans.html

visual poem / abstract comic