To see more of my storyboard work on Behance. In the end I came up with a good way of drawing it. While I was on that journey I came up with the above picture.

Saturday, May 2, 2015. This year it was special for me because my first printed book of illustration released by Avery Hill Publlishing saw the light of day at Gosh! For being incredibly helpful, creative and supportive and helping the book see the light. Thank you! It took me.

Well, there is good news and some not so good news. Firstly, one of my paintings has been selected for the 2016 BP Portrait Award exhibition, initially at the National Portrait Gallery. In London, then touring. Which is, of course, astonishingly good news.

Wall painting in the studio, exhibition preparation. Friday, 26 April 2013. Some pages from my festival comic. Monday, 22 April 2013. Wednesday, 6 March 2013. Final image for the Mindfull project. Tuesday, 12 February 2013. Strip for chicks on comics exhibition. Sunday, 3 February 2013. The Garden of Eden Map. Wednesday, 5 December 2012.

Sketchbook draw, beautiful Xoana. A great version of a great song, though the interview afterwards features a cringe worthily dismissive host, putting April Stevens down. Its cold tonight in Barcelona, but we have a kettle and its full, tea bags in a box upon the shelf.

A few early morning thoughts about The Human Beings issue 5. The Human Beings issue 5. Created by S J McCune. Published by Millicent Barnes Comics. The cover makes use of bright colours as a counterpoint to an otherwise darkly created i.

Is a fictitious place that serves as the setting for the five, quietly interrelated stories that make up my latest book of the same title. They are all unique, but connect through the universal narrative and their structure. It was a personal project that I developed as an outlet while working on my current long form graphic novel, in what was essentially an experiment in writing and illustration. Now available at my online.

Welcome to Page 45, Comics and Graphic Novel Shop. You can check out this weeks latest graphic novels that we have available for sale in the New Releases section of our online store. And if you would like to know what we thought about last weeks new arrivals, you can read our very own unbiased reviews collated in the Page 45 News section.

At Cartoon County in Brighton, Ben Dickson talks to Alex Fitch about his satirical sci-fi comics Slumdroid and Falling Sky and his contributions to political anthologies Fight the Power and Ctrl. Ben will be appearing at Graphic Brighton on December 10th to discuss Fight the Power alongside artist Inko who has worked on the follow-up title by New Internationalist.