GILLIS
SAW is proud to present this 80-booklet of the cartooning of Gil Murray, a Gainesville artist who has been published in The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor and Evergreen Review, among others. His wordless pen and ink drawings depict relationships bewteen man and woman, camel and hump, goat and goatee, bats and belfries as well as quantum phylogenetics vs lollipops.
$7.00 postpaid to SAW. Send us via paypal thesaw@sequentialartistsworkshop.org
A lo-fi, lo-brow homage to I LIKE COMICS (1994 zine by Peter Bagge) and love letter to NYC comic scene.
Stephanie Mannheim and Tom Hart edited this newspaper which features interviews with Dash Shaw, Gary Panter and Keith Mayerson, a fumetti staring Jason Little and Stacey Nightmare, various articles and other goodies. 20 pages, black and white newsprint.Download the free pdf.
A tabloid newspaper full of single-page comics by Tom Hart’s students.
16 pages, features great work by Hilary Allison, Alexander Rothman, Stephanie Mannheim, Maria Sputnik, The Illustrious Alabaster and more. Download the free pdf.
| To order by mail: ISRA and SERIOUSLY COMICS together: $4.00 |
Tom Hart’s 200-page treatise on coming up with ideas, on working from your personal obsessions and images and ideas to create meaningful comics. Full of essays and more than 50 exercises. This book is IN PROGRESS (about 90%-95% finished.)
Buy the hardcopy here in progress here:
http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/how-to-say-everything/10000215
 This is the book you need if you have any interest in making good comic strips.
A 83-page book on the comic strip from “What size do I draw?” to conceiving ideas to drawing and inking and coloring. |
PAPERBACK, 7.95 or PDF, 3.99:
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She’s Not Into Poetry
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PAPERBACK, 16.95 or PDF, 4.99:
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| A 272-page collection of Tom Hart’s celebrated mini-comics from the early and mid-90s. Including Love Looks Left, The Angry Criminal, Maria, New Hat, Mañana, Heike and more. Described by Tom Spurgeon as “As good a sustained output in mini-comics by anyone not named John Porcellino” and hailed by John Porcellino as “Some of my favorite comics of the 1990s.” Don’t miss these personal, strange and hilarious comics. | |
Other projects in progress:
Currently we’re casting a net out for what we’re calling The Seen, a blog and potential book collection of comic-art “remakes.” The project we most famously inspired is Josh Bayer’s ROM. Were also encouraging other artists to tackle some of the work that inspires them.
ALRIGHT- CANCEL THAT, and just go over to the REDRAWN TUMBLR BLOG, Go Melissa and Chuck!
