Duke and disorderly-The fift Duke of Portland

-



Recently I had a commission artwork as a  part of larger project called Dawn of the Unread,
which included both unique writers and comics artists, 
And as James Walker, who initiate this project mentioned:"Dawn of the Unread is an interactive graphic novel which will be made available across media platforms. It will feature Hunt Emerson, Michael Eaton, Eddie Campbell, Alison Moore, Nicola Monaghan, Andy Croft and many other writers and cartoonists. We released our front cover on 8 Feb 2014, National Libraries’ Day. A chapter will be released on the 8th of each month up until 8 April 2015."

The story I was working on with writer Andrew MulletProof Graves, is based on the 5th Duke of Portland, about whom writer Andrew MulletProof Graves, made a great introduction, and also tells a poem, Welbeck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ6ysHBXNck

 pages and references are bellow:

http://www.dawnoftheunread.com/issue-08-01.html

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Retro 2, Pressing

-
Image
In early nineties,(1991/2-1993/4) I've started to work on comics, and illustration for magazine"Pressing", magazine for the students population in Niš. This are some of, almost all of illustrations and cartoons. Some of them I still like a lot, for example parody on popular comic in ex-YU, "Mirko&Slavko", http://www.rastko.org.yu/strip/1/strip-u-srbiji-1955-1972/img/nikad-robom_img.jpg. Also there was one page where appears almost all people who work in editorial offices, except the editor at this time. This is page called Tora, where I present also graphic and production editor(passed away in 2005.)Zlatko Ristić-Paya, who's influence and help was of great importance for me at that time. Here I present those two pages: Mirko &Slavko, and Tora, published in two numbers(as far as I remember February, and June 1992.)
Read more

back to Orientalist

-
Image
At first,pencils for Orientalist, seems to look better than final product in ink. I may say, that I was completely lost, and that I have no idea where to go(literally). The one of the many reasons for this, between long period for working on this pages, was that my primary style is "big foot" style, or French style in comics, funny, and cartoon.
Read more