Written by JAMIE S. RICH
Art by JUNG HU LEE
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Stumptown Comics Fest is coming this weekend!!
I’ll be with Jung Hu Lee at table A8 at the Oregon Convention Center on April 27 and 28. I’ll be doing sketches at the show. You can prebook them now. Come by and say hello!What he said. :)
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Taking a breather…
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Whatever to make the time pass…
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Inking at work - another Incubator moment
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A quick late doodle while watching Wong Kar-Wai’s “Happy Together”.
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“YOU CROSS MY PATH”
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Monsters and Dames 2013 submission which was ultimately not chosen for the book. Nonetheless, I’ll be selling this as a print for the show. Fine talented gents Ron Chan (Husbands, Roy’s Boys) and Benjamin Dewey (Tragedy Series) helped me with the colors.
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Drew this immediately after watching the SKYFALL trailers like seven times. Now that I've seen it, I can say it's excellent. But not better than CASINO ROYALE.
Joan Jett = the best
Some DRIVE fan art. I love this movie like whoa.Some of my most recent work. I really need to update this more often.
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“This Will Pass” - a story of moving on…
THIS WILL PASS was based on a short story I wrote in college. I had wanted to make it into a short film for my Filmmaking class, but it ended up not happening. But I had never forgotten about that story. And when I began to get more involved in comics in the past few years, making it into a comic pretty much made sense.
When I look at the page length and some of the way the panels were drawn, I can’t help but cringe a little. But it was really a valuable learning experience. I truly feel it helped me understand what I should and shouldn’t do when it came to creating comics.
Hopefully you won’t find it too depressing. I get frustrated by some of the alternative comics being put out there these days about angst and breaking up. I’m hoping people will find it relatible to some extent in that the main character realizes that we all go through difficult times, and that the only way to endure is to just keep going.
Anyway, sorry for the tangent. Here it is. :)
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“U-Street” - Part 5
Originally posted February 15, 2011
(Source: definitelyfarfromkorea.blogspot.com)
