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Ian Mcque

more about Ian Mcque :

peowstudio:

We are doing a kickstarter to make 5 new book and become the best we can be. It’s live!!

Featuring new books by @plain-comics @waiwaipang, @lucaoliveri, @catneep @blackyjunkgallery and @boysfantasy​ , plus more exciting bonus content from @hannakdraws​ , @luke-pearson​ , @janemai​, @elliotalfredius​, @airfortress​, and more to come…. 

back us now, get the books. be cool - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/116981600/future-of-comics-from-peow

2013

Inseparable friends? ✅

Mystical companions? ✅

High school drama? ✅

Team based sports? ✅

Ancient spirits? ✅

Summoned armor? ✅

I’m extremely proud to finally show everyone a glimpse at what Kevin (@kevinjaystanton) , Zach (@clementeworks), and I have been building:

Welcome to the world of Azure [working title]!

あんだら先生と浪花少女探偵団

‘HCF’ For The New Yorker

Illustration I did for a review of AMC’s Halt and Catch Fire, about hackers in the 80′s technology boom. HCF is old computer command which sends the code into an inescapable loop forcing you to either shut down or let it overheat, kind of a metaphor for the times, so I of course decided to show them as the program and have them glitching out in pixels. 

Hi everyone! I’m pleased to announce that I’ve finally set up a store on INPRNT. For those of you who have contacted me in the past asking after particular prints or larger prints than the ones I previously offered, this is where you’ll want to go. If there are any pieces of mine you’d like to see available on there, let me know and I’ll see what I can do.

(Note that any prints on INPRNT are produced and shipped by the store and not me, so please direct any inquiries accordingly!)

Secondly, I have also started a Patreon. While I imagine the Patreon market has possibly reached a saturation point, I still think that it offers a good space for me to talk in-depth about my process and technique — including conceptualisation, colour theory, composition, layer management, Photoshop tips (e.g. brushes) and more. Suggestions for what you’d like to see are of course welcome.

Chris Thompson