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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Monday, October 6, 2014

Incandescent Memories!

Cover by John Devlin
Thank you everyone who visited me at DICE! If you happened to come by my table you would of seen my comic that I was selling,Incandescent Memories!

I was keeping this project under my hat for a little over a month in preparation to DICE and slogging away to get this done for the deadline! It all came about as an idea to collaborate with an artist who's sensibilities I liked to tell these stories and put them together. Enter John Devlin who was an illustrator I knew who would be perfect for this endeavour. The four stories we contributed were 'The Bandit King,' 'Killin' Time,' 'For Sale' and '2077.' Once we got the ball rolling we went from there and produced something that both of us are really proud of!

Below is a preview of 'The Bandit King' and of 'Killin' Time.' Bandit King was written by me with art from John.

We will announce soon on future plans on where and how Incandescent Memories will be distributed and on what we have in store...

For those who picked up a copy,thank you for the support and hope you enjoyed our book!



Friday, May 2, 2014

New Post,New Comic!


It's me again!  I'd thought I'd check in and let you all know I have another comic featured in this issue's Rabble (#8). It's part 2 to last issue's Harry Hangover strip! In this strip, our heavy headed hero begins to grow accustomed to Harry's ever growing presence in his daily life. Will this spell doom? Find out by picking up a free copy of Rabble in select areas. 

http://www.rabble.ie/pick-up-points/

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Monday, May 23, 2011

Paper Jam, BCFE End of Year show '11



Just in case you didn't happen to make it down to the show,here's some pics from the Paper Jam event that was held from 14th-19th May, down at the Atrium in Temple Bar.It featured the best work of the second year Fibre Arts, Graphics and Illustrators and let us display our blood,sweat and yes, even TEARS (the crying kind but I'm sure we were tearing up inside...) for the general public! Yay! It was a great opportunity as well to sell our stuffs and get contacts going among the artists aswell.Opening night went down a storm too,people were summoned,wine was consumed....even art was appreciated.Unfortuntely the Bat suit was still in the cleaners from "the incident," but it was still an ok evening....I guess.





Many thanks goes to all those who attended and organised the event down @ The Atrium and BCFE for organising and taking in us talented pilgrims! Best of luck also to my fellow classmates in their careers.Remember,when doors are closed to you,the doggie door isn't that bad of an idea,maybe you shouldn't try it but go for it anyway.Or something along those lines.