Showing posts with label camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camp. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2011

Joshmo

My last post was a little light on in terms of interesting things to say.
From Melbourne originally but I live in Hobart with me beautiful wife and time-sucking veggie patch, I've been working on my magnum opus comicus - "The Long Weekend" for a few years now. It's based on an essay written by a Jungian psychologist friend of mine from Alice Springs (where we used to live for a few years). Here's a drawing I did based on a great photo from the Alice Springs News, a local newspaper in ... Alice Springs ... you guessed it. I hope to have a few pages of footy awesomeness in there somewhere.

I'm also a musician and later this year I fully intend to do a comic-music crossover project that harnesses the sheer rock-power of Christopher Downes!!

Chugnut was a ball this year ... and I will have to return in future years to try and take the table-tennis crown of that bastard FULTON!!! I'll be training in the off-season.

You can find my sporadically updated comic and music-news on this blog here - The Collossal Adjective.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Friday, April 16, 2010

Schell: Camp




















Phew! A bit rushed.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Chugnut Challenge - Week 1

This is possible of shit quality
I don't have a scanner at the moment or my usual editing programs
I've done this with a digital photo edited in GIMP!

The machete speaks




A birthday card for my friend Kevin, whose knowledge of movies and music is unsurpassed and who yet remains a gentleman.


Sunday, April 11, 2010

Woodward: Camp

Apologies for image quality, as my computer crashed I had to scan and adjust this using paint.net. I really liked this challenge and look forward to another one, perhaps next week...
I'm eager for constructive criticism in the comments. I often read other peoples comics and think, 'if only the added that extra panel' or ' if only they didn't word it that way, or have that facial expression...' what do you think? What works, what doesn't?