Korero Vol 2 No 17

Selection of Illustrations from New Zealand wartime publication AEWS Background Bulletin Korero Vol 2 No 17, Aug 28th, 1944. Artwork is credited to Korero staff artists,  I suspect Conrad Freiboe, Ken Alexander and Russell Clark were amongst the staff. If anyone is aware of any contributors to Korero please get in touch.

Illustrations and cartoons from Korero Vol 2 No 4.

Paper Trail

The Lifted Brow 7th Anniversary party tomorrow in Melbourne.

 
Ben Juers Comics.

Brighten up your day at DIE POPULAR.

Matt Huynh Comic Book Launch and Exhibition for MA in Sydney, Wed 5th Feb.

 

Kiwiman Comics.

 
Sarah Laing's Radio part 3 and part 4.

Salary Man Comics.

Tricky Walsh's Hoppers.

Nicola Scott Profile.

Daniel Best writes about arguably Australia's first comic Vumps.

Nat Karmichael on production of Monty Wedd's Ned Kelly and Rob Feldman's Cartoons, Cars and Cows in Cars.

  
 Free Download: Home Brew Vampire Bullets #0

Emmet O'Cuana and Ryan Huff discuss a selection of Australian comics from 2013.

Comics masterclass interview Karen Beilharz.

The Phantom Podcast interviews Bradley Peach discussing the forthcoming exhibition of his Phantom collection in Aulbry, NSW.

  

Paper Trail masthead courtesy of Toby Morris.

L. C. Mitchell - Roads in New Zealand

Selection of illustrations from A. H. & A. W. Reed book Roads in New Zealand by Leonard Cornwall Mitchell (1901 - 1971).

Previous posts on the work of New Zealand artist Leonard Cornwall Mitchell:

Cartoons + Stamp and Coin designs by L. C. Mitchell.
New Zealand Tourism paintings and gag cartoons by L. C. Mitchell.
Illustrations and gag cartoons from the New Zealand Artist's Annual 1931.
L. C. Mitchell in his studio and New Zealand Tourism Illustrations.

John Santry Illustrations

John Santry (1910-1990) featured in a previous post for his collaboration with Betty Roland during the 1940's on The Sydney Morning Herald daily strip The Conways. The following Santry Illustrations featured in The Australian Woman's Weekly during the early 1940's.

 

Source: http://trove.nla.gov.au/