Never Been
Tuesday April 29, 2008
Stuart Kolakovic recently put up his work from his first solo show, which is now available here online. His illustrated stories are a must read — and it is what he does best. (To read the story, you use your mouse to drag the image to reveal more of it — until you reach the end.)
He’s also a contributor to the PikaPackage Project — his A Gosling mini comic is part of the pool, which you can see over here, on our Flickr page.
she makes me roll on the floor
Wednesday April 9, 2008
Kate Beaton does. I’m not sure if it’s just me, but everytime I see a new comic from this fantastically funny lady, I feel all giddy and happy. Better still if you’re into history, because that’s her forte.
Oh, have a gander at her about page, I guarantee it’ll crack you right up too.
Yes, I’ve posted her up at my other blog, but that doesn’t count. Especially when I think her comics about John Paul II is funny and sweet at the same time (I hope this isn’t offensive in any way!).
Find all her comics here and keep up with her journal here.
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Argyle Academy
Thursday February 21, 2008
Mike Lowery is a DC area artist who teaches art and design. His Argyle Academy comics are quietly hilarious and details the antics of Alexander, Matthew, Stockholm and Lionel the vampire cat; along with a few fruits.
A page from his journal
Places of interest in a small and haunted New England Town
His work is fresh and funny — I love the dialogs between his characters and his expressive linework; and his illustrations documented in his blog.
Oh, and he sells his originals drawings and tees in his shop too!
Original drawings & tees from Argyle Academy
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