test heading Diary of an author, waiting. part 10 The picture above is a nude study i made for my recent book in collaboration with Alan Moore, A Disease of Language I drew this on a tracing paper overlay over a more precise outline drawing. My idea was to evoke a sense of footlights for [...]
test heading Hey there! Here's a new category in the :01 blog: YOUNG READERS CORNER! Brought on by popular demand, from the many librarians, booksellers, educators and parents begging for a list of "graphic novels' for ages 6 and up... So YOUNG READERS CORNER will include highly recommended quality comics, and before long, it should [...]
test heading Jessica Abel's collected LA PERDIDA is in stores and online today! Her covers were already superb in the serialized version, and she's outdone herself on this magnificent Pantheon edition. The dust jacket is a daytime scene, and underneath it, the cover is the nighttime version. Really gorgeous. Both versions can be seen on [...]
test headingDiary of an author, waiting. part 8 While waiting for my new collection of wise words and pictures to appear in the stores, my Fate of the Artist, my old ones hurry back to haunt me. Actually, upon reading this, it's not so bad. I managed to spice it with enough humor to keep [...]
From the sketchbooks of Emmanuel Guibert: A FLAT IRON BUILDING in Genoa, Italy!
test heading Congratulations, Chun YU, author of the exquisite LITTLE GREEN -- which has just hit a grand slam: three awards in the past couple weeks! First, the recommendation from the Parent's Choice Foundation , then LITTLE GREEN has been named a 2006 Notable by both the National Council of Social Studies(NCSS) and the Children's [...]
test heading Diary of an author, still waiting, part 7. My editor just told me my book, The Fate of the Artist, has gone back for a second printing even though I'm still waiting for the first one to come out. I have decided to pass the time by having a 'thought for the day', [...]
test heading No time to write about THE NEW YORK CITY COMICON, which was all at once a tremendous success and a disaster, with overcrowding problems galore... There's plenty of very good coverage and links to pieces at Johanna's Comics Worth Reading blog . In the end, the NYCC looks like it will continue, since, [...]
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