Thursday, November 7, 2013

Paper Trail


The First 17% of Suburban Archaeology (after Anna Krien) by Mandy Ord.


The National Library in Wellington is hosting Cartoon Colloquium: Looking at women and cartoons today on Friday 15 Nov with a variety of speakers and topics in discussion. More details here.

Sharon Murdoch, "Are you looking at me?", 13 April 2013. Ref: DCDL-0024808.

Adrian Kinnaird and various cartoonists will be at signing events in Wellington tomorrow and Auckland next week. More details here.





Chris Anthony Diaz asks Simon Hanselmann 5 questions.


Caitlin Major and Matt Hoddy at SPX 2013



Every once and a while you'll get treated to a new page at Tiny Kitten Teeth. The latest treat.
 


The Comic Spot October review episode includes a review of James Davidson's Moa comics.




There's a lot of nice things to look at on Marijka Gooding's tumblr.






Hannah Valmadre profiles Five Female Street Artists to Watch in Melbourne.


 Dave Mahler writes about Katie Parrish.


Aru Singh on Arkham City Comics and Chromacon Event.



Sarah Dunn interviews Damon Keen for the Nelson Mail.


Ah heck, here's a bunch of 'Famous Yank Comics', Australian reprint editions collecting various American newspaper strips from the 1950's.















Paper Trail masthead courtesy of Toby Morris.

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Paper Trail

 
More comics link blogging dashed off in a haphazard fashion... 

Michael Fikaris project, Arte Moris, is in it's last couple hours of crowdfunding.



Michael & Death Flatmates by Ralphie.


Josh Perks reviews James Davidson's Moa Vol One.
 

David C Mahler is currently on an international comics traipse through North America with a hobo's bindle full of a new anthology Flying Fox. Marc Pearson, Katie Parrish, Ben Sea, Leonie Brialey, Ruskidd, J.R Blue, Michael Hawkins, Merv Heers, Sam Wallman and David feature in this spunky little package. Read about Flying Fox on David's tumblr.

  
Roger Langridge writes about convention sketching.


Brian Lawry writes about Sarah Laing's The Fall of Light.



Bruce Mutard features on Double Spread.
 

Selection of Australian landscape reprint comics from the 1940's - 1950's on the Pikitia Press tumblr.


RM Rhodes dissects American Captain.

  
Aru Singh interviews Faction Comics' Amie Maxwell and Damon Keen



Daniel Best chronicles the production of the Pitt Brother's ill-fated adaption of Gully Foyle.


David Blumenstein writes up the 2013 Stanley Awards conference. Part one and part two.


Robert Smith reviews Adrian Kinnaird's From Earth's End: The Best of New Zealand Comics.


Elliot Francis Stewart: Back to the Wall.


Pat Grant performs Toormina Video at the Sydney Opera House.


Dylan Horrocks and Bryan Crump discuss children's comics including James Davidson's Moa.


Paper Trail masthead courtesy of Toby Morris.

Sunday, November 3, 2013

Art Spiegelman & Françoise Mouly Melbourne Visit

In Melbourne for a couple of speaking engagements during early October, Art Spiegelman & Françoise Mouly met up with a handful of local cartoonists at Squishface Studios to talk comics, art and publishing.

Sarah Gooding wrote about Françoise Mouly's career overview with Penny Hueston at the Wheelers Centre on Oct 9th.

Bernard Caleo wrote about Art Spiegelman & Françoise Mouly's Squishface visit at An Island Art.


pic by Bernard Caleo


 Art Spiegelman and Shaun Tan

Colin Wilson and Ben Hutchings


Jo Waite lunch sketch

Pic by Bernard Caleo

All pics by M.Emery unless credited otherwise

Sunday Gem #2 Caitlin Major and Matt Hoddy's US Adventures

Caitlin & Matt's Totally Rad Adventure by Caitlin Major's part one, part two and part three.


Matt Hoddy's  Double Fine visit comics, starts here.

Sunday Gem: Pinkbeard The Pirate!

http://hotelfred.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/pinkbeard-versus-incredible-fred.html