The first 3 pages of a short comic I did, that forms a part of my show.

So the private view is done with! But lots to prepare for still with next month’s CAR PARK SHOW in London.
Meanwhile here are some quick drawings I did for our Brighton show shop. Go have a look at all the great work if you’re about! It’ll be on til the 12th.

My Long Form piece for the Eyra exhibition in full. (right click, open in new tab for full size)

Yesterday me and my classmates finished hanging up our show. After seeing it being done by the other years, it was a surreal experience to be the ones in their position, and now it’s done! Three years of work culminating in two days of banging, hammering, nails, drills, spirit measures, tape. 

Our Brighton studio show will be open on the 1st of June to the public, come sea, come see!

A something from my degree show work.

inside/outside

Scraps II

Scraps I

Buiznizz cards.

I made an abstract comic for the new online Eyra exhibition ‘Long Form’ which you can check out now. There’s a great bunch of artists on there!

The great Mr Andy J. Miller over at Art Directions asked me some questions and I answered them. His blog is full of great creative advice that you should go check it out!

What you looking at?

More soon…

My cover design for Wind in the Willows. I didn’t really know what to with the text, so stayed pretty safe. It’s not a very traditional cover, but I wanted to show the stranger, mystical side of the story and have fun warping the usual depiction of the characters.

ninethingsmagazine:

WAI WAI PANG - Creating a Recent Comic Page

Wai Wai writes:

Unedited scans of the various components of a comic I did recently, as well as a sketchbook page of my thinking that led up to the finished thing (which is also included)

More Wai Wai - http://www.waiwaipang.co.uk/

Process, or rather lack of it…Todd over at Nine Things was nice enough to feature some of my work this month.

Toadboy