Panel Pattering

Harry Clarke. Illustrations for Edgar Allan Poe’s Tales of Mystery and Imagination. 1919.

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THE BANDIT OF BARBEL BAY – SPRING 2016

BEACH VOLLEYBALL. MAGIC SPELLS. SOME BASEBALL? YOU BET.

DON’T LIKE SPORTS? I GOT YOU. 

HOW BOUT

FISH-PEOPLE. BUBBLES. TRILOBITES. MAGIC CANDLES. DUMB JOKES. NEW OUTFITS.  A GIANT CLAM FULL OF MONEY. 

WHAT ELSE YOU WANT

PREORDER

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Official Press Release:

Wiz and Mug are back in action, and the action this time goes by the name of BEACH VOLLEYBALL!

Wiz and Mug’s adventures continue when a misunderstood teleportation spell accidentally drops them off in a ruined beach town. When the town’s amphibious inhabitants confront Wiz and Mug with the revelation that the United Order of Mages may not be exactly what it seems, a new tournament begins!

I feel tense and intense when I draw. Part of the reason is posture and age; part of the reason is that working in a stripped-down, barebones style like mine is stressful because one false line can throw everything into ruin. I hold my breath a lot when I ink.

I’ve been trying to be more conscious of my breathing lately and in doing so, hoping to gain even clearer focus by breathing continuously through the inking process (and also, stretching more).

[breathe in, breathe out]

It’s kind of hard to say whether I “enjoy” drawing or whether I “have to” draw. I like drawing for the most part. I like having completed a drawing. It’s a nice, purposeful activity!

@spxre 2015 Journal comic! This comic was drawn with watercolor, gouache, casein paint, carbon ink and a white pencil.