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Today, artist Craig Yeung (Csyeung) received a DD for a page we did together with (jurithedreamer). I'm very proud that this page, one of my favorites in BlackLabelComics #1, was featured.
We're obviously excited for the exposure. Congratulations to Craig and Juri for a chance for so many people to discover their work!
Click here for the Deviation.
We're obviously excited for the exposure. Congratulations to Craig and Juri for a chance for so many people to discover their work!
Click here for the Deviation.
Just Make Comics on MakingComics.com - Artist call
(Cross-posted from my Personal Journal)
Today, I'm proud to announce the launch of my new monthly column on MakingComics.com, called Just Make Comics. (Read it to see what that simple title is all about.)
In the first installment, "Get the Project Started" I practice what I preach by doing two important things-- Doing some actual writing, and starting to look for an artist collaborator for the column.
Yes-- as announced in the column, I am looking for an artist partner for short comics and illustrations to complement the written portion of the column every month. Just to show how dedicated I am, I'm conducting the whole process before your
Rooftop Lily: Sketches, Pinups, and Fan Art wanted
I was recently able to put together the last important piece of reference material for my upcoming comic, Rooftop Lily. (I have also outlined the first issue and detail, and am beginning on the rest of the first arc.)
With this milestone, I think the world is ready to see Lily. (I know I am!) So if you are interested in sketching the character, or doing a pin-up, please drop me a note with the best email address to send you a Google Doc!
Rooftop Lily - Lily has a heart so light that her feet barely touch the ground-- and she's starting to spread that feeling. A series of very light, peaceful, romantic vignettes tell the story of a singular
Pencillers for One-Shot Comics
I am looking for pencillers for a number of one-shot comics I have begun writing-- single issues, 20-48 pages each, telling a story that's complete in one issue. These comics will be featured stories in my "Black Label Comics" anthology, and where possible pitched to publishers.
The good news is that three of these books are now getting geared up, but I'd like to keep the others moving. I'm looking for a penciller for each of the following stories.
Flee the Greywood - (48 pages, outline complete) A bloody and terrifying, low fantasy take on the classic "orphan kidnapped by elves/faeries" trope. Elves are horrible sharp-toothed creatures at
Deathlings #1 Review - CBR's Comics Should Be Good
Check out this great review of The Deathlings: Anne's Story #1, over on the Month of Indy Comics at Comics Should Be Good on Comic Book Resources.
I got home late last night after D&D and dinner with friends, to discover that the review had been posted over the weekend. I had sent them the book to review, but had no idea if it would be included-- or that they would say such nice things. It was definitely a great way to head onto a new week!
I hope this will mean some good exposure for the book, and the rest of the team. For my part, reviews like this are the only way I can validate that my writing isn't terrible. I have a real fear that peo
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