Category Archives: SketchKrieg
The Great Drakes in the new issue of The Pitiful Human-Lizard
Good friend Jason Loo has been outshining me for years in the world of comics. He’s an extremely talented comics artist, a nice fellow, and most importantly – probably the hardest working comics guy I know. Years ago, he, myself, and about a half-dozen other Toronto illustrators were part of a comics collective called SketchKrieg! [...]
Also posted in comics, Quarter-Life Crisis, sketches
Tagged drake, Hostess Fruit Pies, Jason Loo, Pitiful Human-Lizard, Sir Francis Drake, Toronto
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Write Club results, StripArt Video
It’s been a busy few weeks, so I have something of a backlog of material to post. That material also includes some audiovisual material.
Firstly, I am thrilled to report that I won my bout at the first-ever Write Club Toronto event. DOOM author Natalie Zina Walschots was an extremely worth opponent, but my ‘Analog’ story [...]
Also posted in comics, DOOM, pencils, reading, sketches, video
Tagged Guerilla Printing, Nuit Blanche, Ty Templeton, Write Club T.O.
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Artistic Crisis!
The other week I attended Fan Expo Canada, and while I sat on a great panel about writing the supernatural for young readers with Kelley Armstrong and Max Turner, then signed at my publisher, ECW’s, booth, it was the first year I wasn’t sitting behind a table (or ‘tabling’) at Fan Expo.
For the past ten [...]
Also posted in books, comics, conventions, Dead Kid Detective Agency, fairs, Fan Expo, Quarter-Life Crisis, TCAF
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TCAF-inated
Last weekend was the annual Toronto Comic Arts Festival, and what a weekend it was! For the uninitiated, TCAF is a free celebration of comics and graphic novels and their creators, which culminates in a two-day exhibition and vendor fair featuring hundreds of comics creators from around the world, held at Toronto Reference Library in [...]
Also posted in books, comics, conventions, Dead Kid Detective Agency, DOOM, fairs, Quarter-Life Crisis, TCAF
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