Head over to Comics Comics to read Joe McCulloch's fine piece about captions, thought balloons, and the inchoate nature of Thought Itself! It begins quite innocently with a riff on a Stephen King interview...
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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Friday, March 12, 2010
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Read Up
Can I do this? Can I read up from the bottom of this panel to the top? Look at the actions described in the caption: flung, laughed, saying. Read and digest the caption as you would any old caption. Then read the image from the bottom up: there's Abraham on the ground, the white aura is his laughter, and then comes the thought balloon -- just as the caption ordered. I am uncertain about the aura as laughter equation simply because Crumb is so promiscuous with his auras in The Book of Genesis. Could be a run of the mill aura. You never know.
Monday, March 8, 2010
E Pluribus Unum
One should really check out "A Dream To Have In Heaven" (Tengoku De Miru Yume – 天国でみる夢) by Maki Sasaki, Eggbert by Laf, and "The Rise of the Corporate-American" by Tom Tomorrow.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Blechman 4
My final R.O.Blechman-speaks-for-R.O.Blechman post. Blechman calls this Kafka spoof "an experiment combining my drawings with collage elements." I like the soft inclusion of these elements into Blechman's quivering white world. Inconspicuous mixed media.
Note: the left up there cuts off the word "Kafka."
Note 2: everything's been taken from Talking Lines.
Note: the left up there cuts off the word "Kafka."
Note 2: everything's been taken from Talking Lines.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
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