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In Part Three (of Three), Gerhard and Sean Michael Robinson conclude their conversation by talking about what’s next for the artist.
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Posts Tagged ‘Dave Sim’
The Craft Behind Cerebus: An Interview with Gerhard (Part Three of Three)
Posted by Sean Michael Robinson on February 16th, 2011 at 12:01 AMThe Craft Behind Cerebus: an Interview with Gerhard (Part Two of Three)
Posted by Sean Michael Robinson on February 15th, 2011 at 12:01 AMIn Part Two (of Three), Gerhard and Robinson continue to march through volumes of Cerebus, talking technique as they go.
Sean Michael Robinson: The Craft Behind Cerebus: An Interview with Gerhard (Part One of Three)
Posted by admin on February 14th, 2011 at 2:00 PMIn Part One (of Three) of a craft-oriented interview, Gerhard talks to Sean Michael Robinson about his learning curve on Cerebus.
Go Ye and Figure
Posted by R. Fiore on April 20th, 2010 at 7:05 PMStrange vindication for Dave Sim comes from Tasha Robinson, critic for the Onion A.V. Club, who when asked for a work of art that changed her life, cited the masculinist rant in Sim’s book Reads.
Minis From Silber Media
Posted by Rob Clough on February 27th, 2010 at 8:06 AMRob reviews a number of minis from Brian John Mitchell’s Silber Media, including JUST A MAN #2 & 3 (art by Andrew White), MARKED #1 (art by Jeremy Johnson), WORMS #5 (art by Kimberlee Traub) and ULTIMATE LOST KISSES #11 (art by Dave Sim).
On Glamourpuss by Dave Sim
Posted by Rich Kreiner on January 29th, 2010 at 12:01 AMAardvark-Vanaheim; single issues
While elsewhere other forces are marshalling “best of the year” retrospectives for 2009, I am nagged by a comic I failed to commend as of 2008. Well, half a comic, really. Last year, I neglected to publicly …
Ng Suat Tong On Lettering – Old and New
Posted by Ng Suat Tong on December 15th, 2009 at 10:15 AMMost people with an interest in Chinese brush painting realize that the calligraphy frequently found at the edge of such pieces form as much a part of the art as the image itself. Chinese calligraphy is of course a major …
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