test headingHear ye Eddie Campbell fans, more for your listening delight, picking up from Eddie's blog eddiecampbell.blogspot: I've just noticed that the second part of the interview I did for the Australian Sci-fi radio show, Faster Than Light has been online for a whole week. My Fate of the Artist is discussed, with particular attention [...]
Wish I could be there Three bright lights! Serious talent to be met tonight in St-Louis at Star Clipper and tomorrow evening in Chicago at Quimby's!
If like me you're a sucker for a nice bookmark, you'll want to see Mr. Campbell's excellent literary portraits, which he just mentioned again on his blog -- the whole set is on display at Bent Books in Australia... This one is of Colette.
test headingI'd love First Second to bridge a host of different fields of endeavor -- and it's begun already. Historical sites who seldom turn their scholarly gaze upon comics are now posting about George O'Connor's JOURNEY TO MOHAWK COUNTRY; see for instance New York History Net... In other news, there's a First Second interview at [...]
The following appeared in "favorite books of 2006" at CRITICAL MASS, the blog of the national book critics circle board of directors: And while critics have hailed this as The Year of the Graphic Novel Memoir, I must put in a plug, not for Alison Bechdel's deeply poignant Fun Home, but for Eddie Campbell's The [...]
More of Trondheim's NOTHING DIARIES, from his visit to Japan... (click to enlarge)
Lewis Trondheim's NOTHING DIARIES -- continuing... (click to enlarge)
And this is a subway sketch he did! There's some fun stuff at his blog too: mattmadden.blogspot with lots of good pictures, a striking Japanese edition of 99 WAYS TO TELL A STORY, and even some Mexican educational cards for children -- plenty to inspire designers everywhere.
Several of you have told me the link to Eddie Campbell's blog wasn't working in the earlier entry. Here it is: eddiecampbell blogspot . Is it my imagination, or does Eddie pepper his work (and now his blog) with Beatles references? Oh wait, it's "all the lonely people" I'm thinking of, not "all the lovely [...]
Lewis Trondheim sent in some blog entries from his sketchbooks -- fresh from his trip to Japan! More to follow in coming days... (click to enlarge)
