http://www.fantagraphics.com/index.php?Itemid=127&id=56&option=com_content&task=view
Much the same as the below Drawn & Quarterly, but much stricter, requiring a synopsis as well as artwork.
http://www.fantagraphics.com/index.php?Itemid=127&id=56&option=com_content&task=view
Much the same as the below Drawn & Quarterly, but much stricter, requiring a synopsis as well as artwork.
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http://www.drawnandquarterly.com/aboutSubmission.php
Here is a submissions guide for drawn & quarterly. Drawn and quarterly take comics into consideration for publishing from anybody.
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This is just an interesting image i found of Terry Pratchett, which is a till from the T.V programme he did talking about his Alzheimers. I like the way that the brain has been shown, and this was something i was hoping to use in my own work on Alzheimers.
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This is a strip from a comic book called Tubby and His Club House Friends by John Stanley. In this comic he introduced Iggy’s grandfather, Grandpa Feebes. In this particular strip, Grandpa Feebes is having trouble remembering his wn grandson, something that i can relate to. I like how he has tried to keep it humerous and light, kind of the opposite of the style I am working on. Apaarently Granpa Feebes memory loss is due to Alzheimers.
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“This limited edition vinyl release of Dark Dark Dark’s Love you, bye EP is a collaboration between Blood Onion and Mark Trehus’s Nero’s Neptune label, a Minneapolis imprint specializing in vinyl releases with unique collectible packaging.”
“Only 25 copies of the record are available in the original packaging: genuine leather sleeves branded with custom made cattle brands by artist, Jay Heikes. 225 copies will be available in a sturdy paper sleeve with a high quality photographic reproduction of the branded image.”
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This is The Prodigy’s new album, Invaders Must Die. The album is availiable on CD, but this image shows the limited edition vinyl version. In this version, the album comes as 5, 7” vinyls. Whe the sleeves are laid out they line up to create one whole image. Although the images do not particulalry grasp me, the idea of a box set like this i think is interesting.
http://www.creativereview.co.uk/crblog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/set-of-5-7-inch-sleeves.jpg
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