
No one is safe, when they sit still long enough in our living room.
Grandma watches TV in our living room, mostly CBC News. It’s the election and every time she sees clips of Conservative party leader Andrew Sheer speak, she calmly but deliberately leans forward for the remote and puts the TV on mute.
This is drawn straight to ink with a brush pen. Terrifying, but in a good way.
Mr. Robb Mirsky has a new book coming out, Life Without Parole, his new collection debuting at TCAF this year! It is published by the good people of Read More Comix (of which Mr. Mirsky is a founding member).
Spontaneous sketch-off drawing of the soon-to-be-famous David Bragdon at our annual holiday party for The Toronto Comic Jam this year.
Thanks so much to Koom Kankesan for so generously volunteering to host, and sharing his collection of original comic art.
If you are interested in great comics and the creative process, I strongly suggest reading Gabrielle Bell’s books and her autobiographic webcomic Lucky.n
It’s been almost a year since I’ve posted here, and even longer since I’ve posted a comic. but spring is here and it’s time to try again. Hello!
But first,
-This coming weekend, I’ll be at the MoCCA Festival.
I’ll be on a panel with Nicole Georges, Gina Wynbrandt and Jennifer Hayden, moderated by Heidi MacDonald, at 3:30 PM, at the MoCCA’s programming venue, Ink48, 653 11th Avenue at 48th Street, around the corner from the primary MoCCA venue, in the Helvetica room, on the 4th floor. Got that?
-Also I’m looking forward to seeing two giants of autobiography, Ariel Schrag in conversation with Phoebe Gloeckner, also Saturday, at 12:30, at the Garamond room, also located at Ink48.
-When not at those talks, I’ll be drawing small portraits for ten bucks each with the Uncivilized Books table. For small children, approximately fifteen to twenty minutes of…
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