I decided I worked too hard on LIME for no one to see any of it until at least November.
So here’s the first 7 pages for you to enjoy.
My thought process for this comic was basically just “what if I made a comic that was a love letter to Jet Set Radio” I’ve had it on the back burner for years but something arose that gave the chance to finally see it though.
Later in the year I’ll have some more news on what’s going on with this project, so sit tight.
Earlier in the year I applied to work with Brilliant Brighton for some artwork that would be on display on banners spanning North Street (and some other places)
I didn’t get the gig, sadly. But here’s some of my proposed illustrations. There was some more but they’re super rough so I’ll just shared the finished ones.
Work has begun on issue 2 of STINKHORN CITY BATTLE. I was planning for a late May release for MCM London but I didn’t get a table this time round!
I’m still aiming for a May release but it looks like it’ll be coming out online before I make it to any other conventions this year.
In 2019 I made an artist book for the first year of my BA. I was really in to using textures (I still am to be honest) and found objects at the time so I made an A4 size zine full of photos and collage.
I got a bunch of them printed then just sorta forgot about them because COVID happened so I wasn’t able to go to any cons or zine fairs to sell them. Recently they’ve been added to my table at events and on reflection I still really like them. I’d like to make more stuff like it in the future.
This is almost a spiritual prequel to This Comic Hasn’t Actually Got a Title Yet (the final outcome for my MA)
Here’s some spreads from it.
A few weeks ago I drew who would accidentally become a male counterpart for Lime. I’ve named him Grape.
Also here’s a new Lime illustration.
It’s February, which means the 1st was hourly comic day. Here’s mine for this year.
They’re also available as a hi-res digital zine over at my patreon for paying members.
I’m currently working on a massive collection of diary comics from 2019-2025. As it stands it’s looking to be a book of around 250 pages (at the very least!)
Here are some from the before times. I’ve had to remasters these ones, as well as a few others, as I went through this weird phase of not using panels in diary comics. I’ve been shuffling the art around and putting it in panels to make it a bit more user friendly.
It’s October, which means I’ll be making daily diary comics as that’s what I do (almost) every year! Here’s the first 6.
In September, after what felt like a lifetime, I finished my Masters in Sequential Illustration.
Here’s the zine I made for my final out. An autoethnographic comic about my personal experience with punk and queer identity.
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