Set to Sea p. 56
on February 5, 2010
Man, Blogger’s discontinuing support for off-site blogs – like, for instance, the ones on all Eleanor and my websites. Looks like I’m going to have to learn about WordPress.
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Set to Sea p. 55
on February 1, 2010
I did an album cover for a band called the Unwelcome Guests (out of Buffalo NY,) and it’s out now! The Unwelcome Guests do a sort of folk punk/hardcore rock thing, you should check it out if that sounds like your scene.
The album is called Don’t Go Swimming, on Kiss of Death Records. The popularity of vinyl releases is a real boon for artists, I’ve always wanted to do one. There’s a cd release, too. For the cd, the cover is folded into quarters, and unfolds to almost-lp size.
SSA stuff
on January 29, 2010
Almost forgot:
The book that Eleanor and I worked on together, The Secret Science Alliance, got a good review at The Comic Journal, “one of 2009’s most significant releases,” the man said. I think that might be the first “comics blogosphere” review of SSA. I guess we’ve arrived!
Also, the 2nd printing reached American shores a few weeks ago, so the book’s back in stock at Amazon.
… I’m just sayin.
Set to Sea p. 54
on January 29, 2010
Hey! Eleanor and Kate Guillen’s joint art show Diplopia now exists online as well as physically (at Giant Robot LA). All of the paintings and drawings are clickable and purchasable (and some are NSFW.) It’ll be wrapping up Feb. 10th, so if you’re interested, act fast!
Set to Sea p. 53
on January 26, 2010
Now that our internet’s fixed, I can stop pirating our neighbors’ intermittent wifi, and get back to updating Set to Sea!
Our from-way-back-in-our-SCAD-days buddy Wook-Jin (Hunter) Clark’s book just hit the stands: The Return of King Doug.
It was written by some animation screenwriter guys, but it’s a fun twist on the “prophesied savior of the fantasy realm” genre with a pleasantly light touch. And the art is just bonkers. I’m looking forward to the craziness that will happen when Hunter writes his own book, but this is a good start!
