Lindsay Foyle with The Australian Cartoonists Association recently collected 35 original pieces from friends of Roger Fletcher to celebrate 35 years of Torkan’s publication. I mean, who doesn’t want to draw a muscle-bound loincloth-clad beast-slayer?…
Recently I developed a character for Kwasi Studios. Well, we played dress-up for his newest incarnation as an Ancient Roman soldier.
Here’s some press from Monday morning’s The Australian newspaper…
Previously in Time Toilet: Jimmy Jameson travelled from ancient Persia to modern Iran using a mystical time-travelling dunny…
If you had arrived in the foyer of the Mercure Hotel in central Sydney on Saturday 12th November, 2011, you would have encountered a rare sight: cartoonists, illustrators and comic book creators dressed up to the nines; suits, ties, clean underwear, and even a hand-panted tie and gold winged sneakers! Usually known for being casual
Well, I’m only just recovering from what was another brilliant Stanley’s weekend! If you are not aware, every year the Australian Cartoonists Association holds a two-day conference capped by an awards night dinner and party. This year’s special guest was the one and only Ron Cobb, who has had an amazing career in not only
Wow! I’m still reeling from the events last night… I was lucky to receive the Australian Cartoonists Association’s Bronze Stan Cross (“Stanley”) for Best Illustrator and the Gold Stanley for Cartoonist of the Year at the annual ACA Stanley Awards!…
Just a reminder that I’m doing an inking workshop at the Australian Cartoonists Association’s Stanley’s Weekend Conference next week. I’ll be doing an overview of both traditional and digital inking, drawing live, and hoping to impart some tips, tricks and techniques to help develop your inking skills….
Previously in Time Toilet: Jimmy Jameson time-travelled to ancient Persia, and now modern Iran (well, if you consider 1983 modern) using a mystical pub toilet…
This week I was commissioned by The Spectator Australia to illustrate Neil Brown’s piece featuring a paragraph on the “perpetually earnest” Bill Shorten and his leadership ambitions around the Qantas fiasco…
