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Currently on display at the University of Mississippi Library: An exhibit of some of my Comics Machine work, along with abstract comics / asemic writing examples by other artists. There’s also a web page with more information about the exhibit - including a PDF with all of the item labels. And on October 11, I’ll give a presentation on “The Architecture of the Comics Page” as part of Ole Miss’s Comicana : Comics & Graphic Novels Across the Humanities conference. Very proud to have my first comics exhibit hosted by an academic library!

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Batman rebirth is really good and I hand it to Tom King but the art is gorgeous too

How CAPTAIN AMERICA Demonstrates BRILLIANT Comic Book Lettering! || Comicana || NerdSync

'Symbolia' in comicsMany illustrations, comics and graphic novels make use of so-called 'symbolia' or 'emanata': little lines, curls, clouds, stars, dots etc. These signs can have many different meanings, they evoke movements, sounds, emotions etc. Mort Walker tried to categorize and name many of them, in his 'lexicon of comicana'. Some pages of this book show his inventiveness and humouristic style (from: Mort Walker, The Lexicon of Comicana, Museum of Cartoon Art, 1980).