Showing posts with label Heske Horror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heske Horror. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 April 2010
Tales of the Cthulhu Quarter..
Tales of The... has launched over at Talesofthe.com, which is starting with an anthology entitled 'Tales of the Cthulhu Quarter', a 6 week multimedia event which chronicles the arrival of H. P. Lovecraft's cosmic god in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter.
We wanted to include a video, but since we haven't the budget for tentacles and destruction, I wrote and directed (with lots of help) a short prelude to Cthulhu's arrival. Its under 4 minutes long and you can go via talesofthe.com or the direct link here to watch and see all who's involved.
Let me know what you think.
Labels:
Belfast,
Cathedral Quarter,
film,
H.P Lovecraft,
Heske Horror,
talesofthe.com
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Facing the end..
Been doing a lot of work on Slaughterman's Creed these past few weeks, but unfortunately as we get into the last chapters the pages, and even most panels, are all getting a little spoilery so I can't really post much here.
Speaking of Slaughterman's Creed, Ollie Masters, who gracefully posed for a couple of Mr. Green reference shots at Bristol comic con last year, has his short story that he contributed to Bob Heske's 2012: A Final Prayer GN on show over at Wowio. The story acts as a preview for the GN (which features 8 pages of art from yours truely) that's now available to download at the Heske Horror Wowio page.
I've booked tickets and flights again for this year's Bristol comic con, or rather the Bristol International Comic & small press expo to give it its full name, so I'll be hanging around the hall with my portfolio on May 22nd and 23rd. We'll also have a signing session for Cancertown which I should have times confirmed for soon.
Speaking of Slaughterman's Creed, Ollie Masters, who gracefully posed for a couple of Mr. Green reference shots at Bristol comic con last year, has his short story that he contributed to Bob Heske's 2012: A Final Prayer GN on show over at Wowio. The story acts as a preview for the GN (which features 8 pages of art from yours truely) that's now available to download at the Heske Horror Wowio page.
Panel progression. Loose pencils, tighter pencils, then grayscale rendering for panel featured in 2012: Final Prayer GN
I've booked tickets and flights again for this year's Bristol comic con, or rather the Bristol International Comic & small press expo to give it its full name, so I'll be hanging around the hall with my portfolio on May 22nd and 23rd. We'll also have a signing session for Cancertown which I should have times confirmed for soon.
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