Dusted-off Intercorstal

I started this page in September, but only picked it up and finished it off in the past few days. It uses the page layout and a very select range of elements from Amazing Spider-man #32, originally by Ditko, although I imagine you'd be hard-pressed to guess that based solely on what I've provided above.

_a kick in the eye_ exhibition in Oulu, Finland

Reijo Valta has organised an exhibition of some of the pages of the abstract graphic novel A Kick in the Eye at Sarjakuvagalleria, located in the city of Oulu, in the North of Finland.

A couple more photos are here.

My first abstract graphic novel

I'm please to share with you my first abstract graphic novel. It has 125 pages of images. The first 15 can be previewed on Blurb. More can be seen on abstractsequentialart.com.

http://au.blurb.com/b/5761710-the-drift-of-impure-thoughts?fb_action_ids=10153411362512565&fb_action_types=og.shares&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%5B672167412898587%5D&action_type_map=%5B%22og.shares%22%5D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D

'After Wainwright'

Last month I had work featured in the Lakes International Comic Art Festival's window trail, where businesses donated their shop windows as display areas for comics-based artwork. I was lucky enough to be paired with Jonathan at Petrie Design, who suggested working on some of A. Wainwright's work in the style I've developed for The Intercorstal.

It worked really well, and I've had a lot of positive feedback, both from comics-people, Wainwright-people, and people-people. We even won the prize for 'Best Professional Artist' which I'm still a little overwhelmed by.

The pages are still on display for Kendal's Mountain Festival, if anyone does happen to be up that way.