Tag: Art
SDCC ’13: Dave McKean is covering the Souvenir Book
Toucan, the San Diego Comic-Con's official blog, unveiled Dave McKean's Sandman cover for the souvenir books, aka that nice looking thing you get in...
Nice Art: Chicago by Clowes
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago currently has this Daniel Clowes illustration of his native Chicago on display, and Chicago magazine has his...
Ivan Brunetti covers the New Yorker
Here's a nice Summer surprise: this Week's New Yorker has a cover by Ivan Brunetti. Brunetti's new book, "Aesthetics: A Memoir" is out now,...
Jim Lee asks the hard question: top artists of the last five years?
Tonight's dinner topic: Who are your 3 favorite new artists who have emerged in the past 5 years?
— Jim Lee (@JimLee) June 20, 2013
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Henry and Glenn #1 sells 71,000 copies — to celebrate, here’s a preview of...
Tom Neely's HENRY & GLENN FOREVER is a reinvention—totally fictional—of two rock icons combined with some razor sharp cartooning and the result is a...
Michael DeForge draws Groo
Blogger and critic Matt Brady went to CAKE in Chicago and got a ton of sketches of Groo including the above by Michael DeForge....
Hot stuff: Farel Dalrymple is Delusional
Oh, Adhouse, why must you torture me so? The publishers of fine comics and art material have been on a streak of fire recently,...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits: What’s going on in the world
I've been tied up on another project so this is a free association gathering of bookmarks.
§ Gabrielle Bell has been 'tooning a trip to...
Tiny Pencil: the forest is lovely; dark and deep
Tiny Pencil
Edited by Amber Hsu and Katriona Chapman
Tiny Pencil is a brand new, all-graphite, comic and art anthology edited, produced and bought to life...
Preview: The Art of Sean Phillips
English artist Sean Phillips is perhaps best known for his marvelous collaborations with Ed Brubaker like Fatale and Criminal, but he's a general MVP...
Katsuhiro Otomo, Nobrow, and Japanese fashion house Comme des Garcons collaborate
As a comics fan, it's always nice to see the medium get wider recognition from other fields, although perhaps not as surprising in the...
Brandon Graham on why he doesn’t want to work for DC
In a series of Tumblr posts Brandon Graham reports his experiences working on an 8-page Madame Xanadu story for Vertigo's House of Mystery...
