Category Archives: DOOM
Never-completed yet racy calendar sketches of male superheroes
The past two years, as preparation for my illustrations of Natalie Zina Walschots’s most triumphant poetry collection, DOOM: Love Poems for Supervillains, I designed Male Supervillain Erotica Calendars. For 2013, I intended to design the counterpart, a calendar of Male Superhero Erotica. I failed to complete anything in time, but I figured I’d post some [...]
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Tagged archie andrews, batman, cyclops, doom, Green Arrow, iron fist, male superhero erotica, male supervillain erotica, mister miracle, natalie zina walschots, power man, reggie mantle, spider-man, wolverine
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Write Club results, StripArt Video
It’s been a busy few weeks, so I have something of a backlog of material to post. That material also includes some audiovisual material.
Firstly, I am thrilled to report that I won my bout at the first-ever Write Club Toronto event. DOOM author Natalie Zina Walschots was an extremely worth opponent, but my ‘Analog’ story [...]
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Tagged Guerilla Printing, Nuit Blanche, Ty Templeton, Write Club T.O.
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Oct 23 | Write Club: Chapter 1
Event masterminds Alicia Louise Merchant and Catherine McCormick are bringing WRITE CLUB to Toronto. And I’ll be one of the first pugilists of the pen in its very first chapter.
WRITE CLUB Toronto is live lit as blood sport, where writers are pitted against one another in the name of charity. Two writers write on opposing [...]
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Tagged alicia louise merchant, catherine mccormick, ian bellknap, jenn cowan, kirk heron, natalie zina walschots, rob benvie
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Dull man featured on Toronto Is Awesome
It’s been a week of good news. On Thursday, I was featured on the new website, Toronto Is Awesome, in the ‘Image Seeks Words‘ column. The column focuses on illustrators, comic book makers, designers and all others who pair words and images together.
Talented writer (and author of DOOM: Love Poems for Supervillains) Natalie Zina Walschots [...]
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Tagged dennis miller, image seeks words, natalie zed, norman rockwell, toronto is awesome
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