Showing posts with label comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comic. Show all posts

Friday, 1 April 2011

HALF- Helmets Abolition Liberation Front

Something done very quickly for the need of intellectual dispute. My very unhealthy and unsafe attitude. Anyone cares to join?

Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Friday, 11 March 2011

Freedom is an award for the eternal vigilance.

'I was looking for the bigger noise to deafen myself, my fear and anxieties. At some point two of me started to yell over each other'

Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Dinner for champions

Hm...not sure this one fits into my comic making scheme but this is still my quick comment for the day I lived through...so...it is what it is anyway.

Friday, 4 March 2011

Brighton Zinefest 2011.... Fresh Oyster 6 for £5 (plus complimentary seaview).

Few weeks ago on the 19th of February I went to adventurous Brighton for yet another fruitful visit. This time with a free comics making workshop .This was another brilliant excuse for what followed was a night of many creative bacchanalia glasses(thanks to Ocean and Pearl). The seminar was taking place in a small community/cafe space with the classic Brighton crowd of hippie, art students, kids and bizarre folk. Very underground, very self-initiated, very independent- yes I felt like a fish in the water. These I my roots baby! After 10 min wait for projector we could start off with some intro by Joe Deice, a comic enthusiast, who's clean watercolour style made me come to the workshop in the first place.He done a fantastic job inviting everyone to draw a quick diary comics and absolutely convinced me to the value of everyday drawn comments.I struggled to do it before, seeing it as a fairly daunting task. To come up with something clever and simple while translating my everyday experience into a comic used to wipe out my mind clear at once. However now the weeks are passing and I start to enjoy my emotional doodle practice. Being a commited (19 years? hm...maybe slightly addicted) diary writer I welcome this with curiosity and enthusiasm. Why write 4 pages if you can make one sketch with a whole emotional spectrum you went through during your day...
Comics ARE FUN!