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REFINERY

Friday, July 9th, 2010


Tomorrow night is the Refinery night
at the Art Gallery of Alberta, a soiree of art and fun and sips that tends to go fairly late. It coincides with their fresh exhibitions, and within that, they also commission a few local creators-of-things-visual to make something special for all the people attending. I was one of the approached this time around, and proposed the idea of making a small little book / zine that relates to their current (and awesome) Warner Bros. exhibition. It’s a bit crude and crass and lo-fi, andt if you want one, you have to come to Refinery night. Each ticket comes with a signed and stamped copy of the zine. Will they become coasters or collectibles for all those late night partiers, only time will tell…

Print for Purchase

Sunday, May 9th, 2010


My Endless Transformations print, made for the Fifteen show in France, is now available for purchase online at chezdelko.com. Only 10 were made. So, get it while they’re hot!

We Hate This Place Here 2/6

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010


The Royal Bison is over
and the latest installment of We Hate This Place Here; It’s Our Home is available for purchase online. Also, keep a look out for its availability at Nokomis and Eden Lily (here in Edmonton) in the coming days. It’s just a matter of walking through our recent snow storm to deliver them…

Anyway: BUY IT HERE!

Besides that, you can also expect to see a re-print of Chapter One by the end of this week, or early next, as it’s hard to sell part two of something when part one is all gone…

Will keep you posted, of course.

Fifteen = Success

Thursday, April 29th, 2010


I’ve just received an e-mail from the fine frenchmen running Delkographik
out in Rennes, France. Turns out about 300 people or so showed up for the Fifteen opening. Great!

above: a group of frenchmen and women enjoying my print with Grolsch in hand (sponsored Grolsch, that is). Success!

edit: Wow. 100th post. Sweet.

CHAPTER TWO!

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010


HELLO! If you’ve been wondering if I died, you are mistaken.
The lack of recent posts has been due to an overwhelming amount of time (last minute as usual) recently put into the latest installment of We Hate This Place Here; It’s Our Home. Chapter two, Food Court, is ready for its premiere at this weekend’s upcoming Royal Bison Art & Craft Fair. Written by David Berry and illustrated by moi, this chapter also comes in at a hefty defty 35 pages, printed in sweet, glorious black and white, just like its predecessor. Oh, and it will be hand bound by yours truly, as well.

Once this weekend’s Royal Bison is complete, I’ll have chapter two ready for purchase on the ol’ online shop. Until then, I ask that you are patient.

Endless Transformations

Thursday, April 15th, 2010


Delkographik
, based out of Rennes, France, is putting on a show entitled Fifteen, showcasing 15 cartoonists from around the globe. Each of us has been asked to produce one serigraph ready “comic strip” image to be printed by the talented Anaick Moriceau for the show. How nice to not have to worry about doing all the print work and having to mail it all the way across the Atlantic. Oh the internet! The list of other included artists / cartoonists is international, awesome, and includes one of my personal favourites, VICE‘s own Johnny Ryan. Oh, and it’s in French, yay!

My submitted image is above, dealing with the plight of having a face that endlessly transforms. The torment!

Chp2: Sneak Peek!

Friday, March 26th, 2010


It’s coming along a bit slower than it should be, but coming along nonetheless.
Chapter Two! of the We Hate This Place Here; It’s Our Home saga continues, and you can expect to see it ready for release by the 1st of May, just in time for the 8th Biannual Royal Bison. Written by writer extraordinaire David Berry and illustrated by yours truly. I’ll post a few more teaser images as info as it’s completion approaches.

Covered

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

This is my submission to the Covered! blog / art show currently taking place in L.A. Read last post. Sloppy acrylic gouache on paper.