New painting from Jonathan Case for McMenamins. They’ve got a White Stripes room, and this’ll be on the wall.
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Andreas the intern, kicking himself in the stomach. I wish he’d quit doing that all the time. This is a reference shot for something that Ben Dewey’s working on. We’ll upload the finished penciled panel when he’s done. Another First Thursday, another gallery opening that features work from our studio members. And this month there’s two shows! Erika Moen, Terri Nelson, Cat Farris, and a string of other artists contribute their modified My Little Ponies to the OMG PWN!ES group exhibition at The Sequential Art Gallery. There will be tentacles until January. The opening reception begins at 6pm. Paul Guinan moved his 25 piece Boilerplate robot art show from the ArtBar over to the Pearl Room at Powell’s Books on Burnside. A second, and last chance, to catch this show, it runs until the first weekend of January. The Thursday reception begins at 6:30pm. Paul will sketch in copies of the robot’s book.
Some pages from a crime comic David Hahn is working on, tentatively titled MURDERLAND.
The final issue of Models Inc., written by Paul Tobin, is out today. Check out Ron Chan’s Marvel debut as he takes on eight pages of pencils in this book.
Dylan’s acclaimed web comic has a new site. Go and bookmark!  from Family Man page 161 Ben Dewey inking “Blighter”, written by Jeff Parker for Dark Horse Presents. It’s free, go read it.
Read the article at The Oregon Business Magazine. (Edited to correct the name of the magazine. Apologies all around!)  OMG PWN!ES at the Sequential Art Gallery Thursday, December 3, 2009, 6 to 10 PM, Sequential Art Gallery, 328 NW Broadway, Portland OR: It’s a pony show! Studio members Erika Moen, Terri Nelson and Cat Farris have modified My Little Ponies in various amazing and wonderful ways. Go see’em! Portland’s KBOO radio broadcasted an interview and reading from Boilerplate: History’s Mechanical Marvel the other day. Missed it? That’s OK, you can listen to the half-hour program at the station’s archives. The authors and interviewer presented the program as if the Victorian robot were real, and got a couple of angry calls…  Orson's broadcast ironically caps Campion's story in the Boilerplate book. |
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