This looks great. Really enjoyed the PDF preview download and am quite looking forward to this book having really enjoyed your work with Brubaker on Sleeper.
Found my way here via Mr Culbard, Sean. Big fan of the fun you had with the Marvel Zombies (being a fan of all things zomboriffic) so shall be sure to stay in touch. Your black and white line art is marvellous. Envious much, oh yes....
Thanks for your kind words on my blog. Much appreciated.
I'd had a rejection letter from 2000AD last year when I sent samples in the hope of getting some work. The letter arrived the day my son was born, which couldn't have been better timing because I was so euphoric with the arrival of the bairn I almost forgot about the letter. I was also finishing up work on 2 strips I had in Dark Horse New Recruits.
Then a friend alerted me to a post at the Bugpowder website which had an article about the Megazine running a small press feature and my work got accepted leaving me wondering if they remembered my submission from the year before, and secretly hoping they didn't.
Looking forward to Criminal, Ed Brubaker writes great crime and you work well together, Sleeper and Scene of the Crime (uh, you did work with Michael Lark on that right?) were brilliant.
This looks great. Really enjoyed the PDF preview download and am quite looking forward to this book having really enjoyed your work with Brubaker on Sleeper.
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Thanks for the kind words. The stuff on your blog is great, especially the Monster story, really nice style.
ReplyDeleteFound my way here via Mr Culbard, Sean. Big fan of the fun you had with the Marvel Zombies (being a fan of all things zomboriffic) so shall be sure to stay in touch. Your black and white line art is marvellous. Envious much, oh yes....
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I can see from your blog how much you like zombies! Those toy designs are great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words on my blog. Much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI'd had a rejection letter from 2000AD last year when I sent samples in the hope of getting some work. The letter arrived the day my son was born, which couldn't have been better timing because I was so euphoric with the arrival of the bairn I almost forgot about the letter. I was also finishing up work on 2 strips I had in Dark Horse New Recruits.
Then a friend alerted me to a post at the Bugpowder website which had an article about the Megazine running a small press feature and my work got accepted leaving me wondering if they remembered my submission from the year before, and secretly hoping they didn't.
Still, alls well that ends well.
Just stumbled across you're blog. LOngtime fan of your work. It's great to see your prelims and pencils.
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Thanks for sharing.
Looking forward to Criminal, Ed Brubaker writes great crime and you work well together, Sleeper and Scene of the Crime (uh, you did work with Michael Lark on that right?) were brilliant.
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