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Diary Comics: December 2022

Late December, I’m not quite sure why, I felt moved to make some diary comics. I’d had a few conversations with artist friends, one of whom recommended that a good way to improve my drawing fast would be to make comics (these are not those, though). But mainly,

Illuminations

Alan Moore is one of the three writers I feel have affected me and my writing the most, at least as an adult – the others being Nick Cave and David Milch. For all three, this is partly through their work, and partly through how they think and speak about their

Night Film

(Mild spoilers. But nothing that reveals the plot of the book, I think.) I have a bit of a yen for horror stories centred around films and film-making. I’m not sure what it is, but there is a certain luminosity to film, a magic that I feel is conducive

The Bear

(Contains mild spoilers.) There is a lot I love about FX’s The Bear, the new drama created by Christopher Storer.[1] The dialogue, the camerawork, and the performances are all great, but there were a few things I wanted to note. First, I loved how the show throws you

Dave McKean on AI-Generated Art

Here’s a lovely interview with Dave McKean on Gil Roth’s Virtual Memories Show. The context here is that McKean has created a limited edition graphic novel called Prompt, composed entirely of artwork he has created by feeding text prompts into Midjourney, a text-based art generator AI that is