I will soon have a short 2 page exhibited and published in a magazine for Adventures in Comics.
www.adventuresincomics.org/aic3-the-great-tree.html
The theme was on ‘The Great Tree’ and my story can be viewed at the Adventures in Comics website and also below. I took inspiration from poetry and may add this to my poetry web comic.
The exhibition is in Margate at the Pie Factory – 5 Broad Street – CT9 1EU.
It runs from 21-24 February.
10th set here. Another 4 images.
Some more postcards here. Some of these images may find their way to Papergirl in San Francisco.
Here are some more postcards. I’ve incorporated characters and shapes into the artwork. For all these images I have used Promarker pens on old Lomography photographs.
Some new images in the Postcards set.
Some more postcards. I have quite a lot of these some expect more in the next few weeks.
Some new postcards. These may be part of a bigger project which I might develop if I have time.
Write a poem on several postcards. Have the poem with a structure that is not linear. Give the postcards out to different Papergirl events. Have the recipients post the poem postcards back. The order in which the postcards arrive dictate the structure of the poem. Then exhibit the postcards in a gallery. A new mail art project? Maybe if I get the time, but something for the future.
Here are some new examples of the postcards I have created. These examples show illustration but also text. The text is from a short story. I don’t plan to publish the story so I thought I’d add it to this art project and maybe give ti away to a Papergirl event in the future. A couple of the earlier images made their way to Papergirl Calgary.
For some new work and a break from computer illustrations, I have decided to do some drawing on some old photographs. The illustrations are very basic but showcase a new style I am going for. The Photographs are old Lomography photos that I printed off.
Some of these postcards incorporate short stories, flash fiction and poetry. I will post some examples of these illustrated postcards soon.
Steven Fraser 