A Comic Book Poem from the future. See the webcomic/blog here.
comic books
Be My Little Pony – Future Comic Book Poem
A Film – Future Comic Book Poem
A Brilliant Career- Future Comic Book Poem
Thinking Straight – Future Comic Book Poem
# tag – Future Comic Book Poem
A Comic Book Poem from the future. See the webcomic/blog here.
StoryBox – Discardboard Exhibiton
Currently I am in a special Exhibition involving cardboard. The exhibition is called Discardboard and it is taking place at the Forest Centre Plus art space in Edinburgh. In total 40 artists are exhibiting work and I am presenting Story Box – a comic book made out of cardboard.
Story Box is an experiment in taking comic books away from the page and the digital and presenting them as a physical object. Cardboard seemed like the perfect medium to do this. It is customisable, durable and cheap. 
I developed a 4 page story that could be read in any order. The content of the story reflected the experimental nature of the Story Box comic book. The story involved a young boy who could not communicate.
The exhibition will be held on 17 – 26 January at Forest Centre Plus, 38 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh, EH3 9SJ.
WebComic – Site live – But no content until next year.
My much planned, designed and deliberated web comic will definitely go live in 2014. the website has been created and has gone live. There is no content at the moment, but content will be added soon and the Comic Book Poems project will be launched. The address for the website is below.
http://comicbookpoems.wordpress.com/
WebComic – Preview – Comic Book Poems
In the past I have mentioned that I have been working on a Web Comic. Although this has been on the back burner for a while I am currently doing some work on it and I am hoping to launch it early 2014. Several comics are already finished and ready to be published and a basic website has been designed.
Below is another preview – an unlettered page from a comic that has the working title of ‘Harder They Come’.
Quiet Forest Exhibition – Forest Cafe – 6th of August 2013
Several years ago I designed a poster to promote a series of gigs to save the Forest Cafe in Edinburgh. The cafe has now moved to a new home at 141 Laurieston Place in Edinburgh. On the 6th of August the excellent words and performance group Inky Fingers are having an exhibition of installation Poetry at the new Forest Cafe. I will have some artwork in the exhibition – A poem comic collection called Bad Teenage Poetry. I will post up some images of this later.
The exhibition is called Quiet Forest and info can be found here.
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