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Sunday, March 30, 2014
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Peeper Trail
Victory University Press have announced Incomplete Works, a forthcoming collection of Dylan Horrocks shorter comics.
"Daydreams, fantasy, true love and procrastination feature strongly in this marvellous selection of Dylan Horrocks’s shorter comics. Running from 1986 to 2012, Incomplete Works is both the chronicle of an age and a portrait of one man’s heroic struggle to get some work done."
Maralinga by Jen Breach and Doug Holgate.
"Maralinga spins an alternative history from the 1956 British nuclear tests in the Woomera. Three hundred years later a ruined, irradiated, post-apocalyptic Australia is a place where monsters are real and one girl, the last of an isolated and dying community in Melbourne's south, launches a desperate journey to find sanctuary and a mythical inland sea."
Pat Grant talks to Dan Berry on Make It and Tell Somebody.
Happy Together Forever by Katie Parrish
Sarah Laing's Helmet Lady.
Canberra Times Obituary for Australian science fiction, librarian and bibliographer Graham Stone.
I like the cut of Jason Chatfield's jib on television.
Beardy and the Geek talk to Gary Chaloner.
Meet the Makers: Katie Parrish
Three Thousand profile Simon Hanselmann.
Paper Trail masthead courtesy of Toby Morris.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Mini Paper Trail
Siobhan Downes writes about Jem Yoshioka’s Sunshine.
I love Moonbeard.
Tom Scott lauded in French newspaper Le Mond.
Happening this afternoon at All Star Comics Melbourne:
Milk Shadow Books, Squishface Studio, NonCanonical Comic Podcast and All Star Comics present the YOU STINK AND I DON’T - VOLUME 1 AND 2 LAUNCH.
For 20 years Ben ‘Hutcho’ Hutchings has been creating one of Australia's best funnybook comic series, You Stink and i Don't. From the Woden Bus Interchange to the beautiful streets of Brunswick, and over 10 issues (plus lots of other mini comics collected here!), Hutcho has been smashing the piss out of all conventions such as growing up, other comics, modern medicine, pop music, sport, organised religion, and other unimportant things.
From 4 – 5pm there will also be a Q & A with Hutcho by the crème of comics podcasting, the fellas from NonCanonical!
Cakeburger comments on the recent 'formation' of a Pakeha Party in New Zealand.
Sarah Laing: I <3 bookshops
Trailer for Larry Boxshall's new doco Drawing Dicks on the Herald Sun.
Upcoming Tim Molloy Exhibition Strange Pageant.
New Paintings, Comics and Sculpture by Tim Molloy. Opens 6pm Tuesday August the 20th
DRIFT away and off into Hypnagogic landscapes drenched in sunset psychedelic hues, as you listen to the far-off piping of strange flutes. JOIN the procession marching through your frontal lobe, monstrous and altogether (un)familiar... there are AWFUL mysteries to celebrate. Life and death and horror and joy merge into one.BEAR witness to the STRANGE PAGEANT.
First 100 Attendees shall receive an exclusive FREE 36 page mini comicbook, HOT off the searing grill of Molloy's subconscious!!!
Gary Chaloner updates on his various projects.
I lost a few piles of links which was probably a blessing but here's one I refound. Bob Brockie receives Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in Queens Birthday honours.
Occasional cartoonist Bobby N's photo essay from Melbourne Comic Con 2013.
New Zealand Flash Gordon comics from Feature Productions circa late 40's early 50's. Covers drawn by unknown artist, interior art by Alex Raymond.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Paper Trail
Darian Zam writes about the work of cartoonist and commercial artist, Joseph Bruno Moran.
Ghost Ghost Tumblr.
Joe Wylie's political fumetti at Porcupine Farm.
Bookmarks catchup: Karl DuFresne writes about New Zealand cartooning historian Ian F. Grant.
Cartoon by NZ cartoonist Trace Hodgson
Five questions with New Zealand cartoonist Steve Bolton.
Janet McAllister writes about New Zealand Comics exhibition Nga Pakiwaituhi.
Frank and Becky of Tiny Kitten Teeth feature on The Mutant Season at Nerdist.
Animated abstract cartoons by DRAW.
Chris Arrant interviews Moth City creator Tim Gibson.
Sarah Laing shares illustrations from her forthcoming novel The Fall of Light.
John Retallick has brought his Comic Spot podcast out of retirement with an interview with future co-host Gary Chaloner. John with Jo Waite and Bernard Caleo interviewed a wide range of cartoonists in the Comic Spot's first iteration. Listen to Comic Spot archives here.
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand present a talk from three New Zealand cartoonists this Thursday 21st March at Dida's Wine Lounge in the Auckland CBD. Rod Emmerson, Chris Slane and Guy Body will discuss cartoons and news media with MC Brendan Boughen. More details here.
Bookmarks catchup: Dylan Horrocks talked to Arts on Sunday about New Zealand comics and recounted his experiences at the 2012 Frankfurt Bookfair and Treviso in Italy.
Tim McEwen reviews Bobby N's Digested #2
Nat Karmichael reviews Kokoda: That Bloody Track. Copies are currently available on selected Australian news stands and from Zbeach True Comics.
Cartoonist, 2013 Ruebens Host, and stand-up comedian Jason Chatfield promotes his upcoming show at the 2013 Melbourne Comedy Festival with some speed cartooning. Tickets online at http://goo.gl/Jk53c.
From the Pikitia Press WIP folder:
A conversation with Chromacon Illustration and Comic Arts Festival 2013 organiser Allan Xia.
Illustration by Allan Xia
Cartooning and comics in New Zealand capping magazines.
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