Tag Archive for 'Watercolor'

mrstsk: Yuichi Yokoyama, mentioned in my 2015 Fiktion novella Faust (everything living forever is screaming forever). […]

fabriciomora: Michael Kipfer + Eric Wong […]

While digging through my originals (available for sale here: batch 1 and batch 2, more soon!) I found a bunch of original unused letterpress covers for Cartoon Dialectics Vol. 1! That means I can bring a small edition of these back into print! It’s been sold out for close to two years. I don’t know how many times people have asked me about it at shows. I’m h […]

kilgorebooks: Oh yeah, we’re releasing this this year. King-Cat/johnporcellino documentary, ‘Root Hog or Die’ — coming Fall 2014. With noahvansciver, Ivan Brunetti, Jeffrey Brown, Zak Sally, Kera X, Laney the Oyster & Loads of other great folks.  […]

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Erik Johnson’s Kozmo-Knot; the amazing perpetual comic object is very close to being fully funded! It’s only about $600 away from liftoff! He’s been thinking about this project for 10 years! Help him out by supporting this Kickstarter campaign. […]

Gabrielle Bell’s Truth Is Fragmentary was reviewed in Timesleader. Here’s a little taste of what they had to say: Hailed as an alternative cartoonist, Bell is best known for her works The Voyeurs and Lucky, which won the Ignatz Award for Most Outstanding Minicomic in 2003. In her recent work, Bell demonstrates a continued maturity […]

The Uncivilized Books Lab is proud to announce that we’re partnering with cartoonist Erik Johnson to bring to life his infinite loop comic, Kozmo-Knot. He’s been working on this unique object for 10 years! We we saw Erik’s prototype, we knew we had to help out! Here’s a little about the project: Kozmo-Knot is the […]

A couple weeks ago Gabrielle Bell and her new book, Truth is Fragmentary were all over Huffington Post. Did you catch it? If you didn’t here’s some of the nice things they said: How does one reconcile the desire to be alone while simultaneously craving companionship? Throughout her book, Bell is pulled in opposite directions […]