Countdown Part 2

6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 - GO!

4 colours 2 test experiment

Since this is the place for experimental comics here is one:

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I was thinking about irregular panels with or without borders and that each line can be thought of as a tiny moment in the narrative of the comic. To see where this went go here.

Drawingsilence.com

Countdown

warholizer

with the help of http://bighugelabs.com/popart.php

Snail

...rushing from one frame into another frame

Sliver

Thank you to pszren inviting me to join experimental comics.
Here is a page from Sliver which I mentioned in the comments.

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Sliver 2 page 13 on Drawingsilence.com. There is 23 pages of the comic on my site if you are interested. You can check it out from the beginning here.

history of the sun

History of the Sun I've been working on this concrete comics for some time, I've planned to publish it in a week or so. but I had to make some changes, and I'm publishing it now. I dedicate this album to the casualties of the plane catastrophe in smolensk.

Do Not Eat

Here is another one. Instruction sheet for soap sheets. Unintentionally obscene ...

collage by Mathilde Aubier

this is from a series of 5, exhibited at Hinah on-line gallery. this post is inspired by Sibylle's fabric creations.

newspaper photo of Tim Gaze & artwork

this photo, from the Tribal Fibres - Connecting Threads event at Hahndorf Institute, South Australia, 12, 13 & 14 March, was published in The Courier (Adelaide Hills newspaper), 24 March 2010. the artworks include the originals from * & **. elsewhere in the room were creations of wool, jewellery, paintings, sculptures by a female blacksmith, & so on.

Inside out and tumble dry

You can sing this title!

hots 27

I will try to print out the whole album, and then I will publish it on scribd. perhaps in a week or two :)

h.o.t.s. - pages 2 and 3

history of the sun - page 1

Black and white on blue - Chapter 1,2,3,4

Black and white on blue - chapter 1

Storyboard, needlework, hand drawing

white frames

White Frames I've tried the "book" mode, it looked good, but the pages became too small (and now they're too big :) ).

murek

murek just some simple pictures of a wall. I hope it can be accepted as a set of comic frames.

Bogusław Strzegowski and experimental comics

these pieces were not originally created as comics, but the author has agreed for presenting them as experimental comics on this blog. please take a look at the frames, the connections between images, how this all is presented, and at other things - I think these works can be very inspiring!

you can find more works of Bogusław here: http://hagall.digart.pl

and now for something completely different ..

Asemic embroidery on a shreddered White Jeans. Smithereens.

Taking the risk

Breaking the rules - follow traditions - pursuing conventions - constructing a thermal bridge ...

Experiment with banal Manga

Not abstract at all!

an official call for papers from Zeszyty Komiksowe

so, I wrote deadline would be May, and it's the end of April for articles and the end of May for comics - so more or less I've guessed right :)

please take a look here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=406996230049

and please take part!

frames on things, deconstructed

I've presented the first part here (I didn't plan to continue this project, but it has provoked me :) ):

http://www.scribd.com/doc/28615209/framesonthingsdeconstructed

Animated Abstract and Visual Comics

It's have been very enjoyable try to do animated abstract and visual comics altought I have a very simply animation programe. Maybe I some day have a change to buy a good program.


Here You found the Waves, it's too big to put in here, so I linked it.

CrazyPatch Comics

"Crazy patchwork is a technique where random shaped pieces are stitched to a foundation fabric. The piecing can be left unembellished or you can add a little or a lot of embellishment - there is an endless variety of ways in which embroidery, ribbon, lace, braids, buttons, beads and charms can be manipulated to add dimension and beauty to your crazy patchwork."

I thought that this technique could be used also in comics....

These are made with computer for the help of Paint.net I often do my works in that program, because then I can use photographs or scaned materials.... and cut and connect things together....

the Handkerchiefs 1




the Handkerchiefs 2




a Terrorist

The Making Of / First Step

Draw panel!
Ancient window. I'm thinking about drawing something inside ..

What makes it a comic? Is it the lettering? Is it a comic at all? I'm not sure.I'm happy to take part in this experiment.

I apologize for my broken English.

new contributor - Sibylle

so our blog has a new contributor - it's Sibylle Blaumann. welcome and feel free to post experimental comics here, comment on works and so on!

Die Niemands Land (No-Man's Land)

welcome, Alex!

Alex Chauvel is here - great to see you!

a little introduction

Hi. I'm very happy to be a contributor on this blog.
Let me introduce myself, i'm Florian Huet, i'm currently an artschool student in France. With some schoolmates we're publishing a magazine called polystyrène, for us it's a place to make experimental comics.

Three of my pages :

I'll show you soon some new work.
bye.

frames on things