More news from Matt Sheret regarding Paper Science 4 and more on the 4 part children’s story “The King Of Things” by Adam Cadwell: “Star of the show so far though has to be Mister Adam Cadwell. A lot was riding on Adam; he’s the thread which joins all four of this year’s issues of [...]
Continue reading...Monday, January 10, 2011
The Everyday Collection 4 By Adam Cadwell Okay, I know that Adam Cadwell’s autobiographical webcomic finished a while ago. And I know this collection of episodes 151-200 came out a while back. But it doesn’t matter – it’s still worth mentioning and pointing out to you. When I looked at The Everyday Collections 1-3 back [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, September 7, 2010
I really like this idea Adam Cadwell has picked up and ran with – an influence map of the artists who have influenced him over the years, all put together into a nice montage ‘influence map’ that is rather pleasing to the eye: (arts influence map by and (c) Adam Cadwell, individual art (c) their [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, August 29, 2010
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Over on his twitpic site Adam Cadwell has been busy lately (well, since finishing The Everyday, he’s got a little time on his hands) with some great little Addams Family character studies: And isn’t it well past time that we had some sort of huge collections of Addams’ cartoons? Something beautifully designed, like the Gahan [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, August 21, 2010
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As we reported back in May 2010, Adam Cadwell’s long running webcomic The Everyday (reviewed and much enjoyed back here) has been winding up over the last few months. August 12th saw episode 200 published, marking an end to what has been an excellent series: And that’s it, ending with a mention for Adam’s favourite [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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Adam Cadwell offers up a review of the great George Romero’s film Martin in comics form on the Electric Sheep site. It’s a pretty cool way to do the review of an unusual film and one I’ve always thought was one of the more interesting entries in the filmic vampire genre, a genre in which [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Adam Cadwell points us to the rather nice new home for the Manchester Comix Collective, which he’s set up after the original host Ning announced a “hefy pricing plan”. As Adam points out the MCC was set up in 2007 to offer a spot for local comics creators to come together to discuss the medium [...]
Continue reading...Friday, May 7, 2010
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Now that he is winding up his The Everyday series Adam Cadwell has been revealing some details of his next work, a project he’s had in mind for some time apparently, a ‘slacker vampire comic’ called Blood Blokes. From Adam’s description: “Blood Blokes is a six issue series about Vince, a 20 something slacker who [...]
Continue reading...Monday, May 3, 2010
(The Everyday #186 – coming to an end in a sweet, sweet way) We like Adam Cadwell’s The Everyday here at the FPI blog, and I said so here. So it’s with some sadness that we report (rather belatedly admittedly) that Adam’s decided it’s time to bring his webcomic to an end with strip 200. [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, January 31, 2010
After thoroughly enjoying issue 1 of possibly the most stylish anthology around, it’s nice to see that the contributors to issue 2, as recently announced over on the Solipsistic Pop website, look like a collection of artists who will be more than up to maintaining the quality. And anyone familiar with the UK comic scene, [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, January 23, 2010
Stuck for something to do on Valentines Day? Or maybe you and significant other fancy something a little more unusual than a candle lit dinner? We Are Words + Pictures have the answer: Head down to Notting Hill Arts Club for two comics and music events Part 1: 3-7pm – Drop In + Draw. A [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, October 11, 2009
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Marc Ellerby of FPI favourite Ellerbisms, a great autobiog webcomic, is celebrating the grand occasion of making it to his 200th strip. To celebrate he’s opened the webstrip up to various guest artists including Lizz Lunney, Emma Vieceli, John Allison, Kate Beaton, Philip Spence and more. There’s also a great piece by Anna, Ellerby’s strip [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, September 13, 2009
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Artists Adam Cadwell (of much enjoyed The Everyday) and Steve Tillotson (of Banal Pig Comics – whose landscape anthology was rather lovely as well) have interviews for your enjoyment at the online arts and culture mag Squidge. Cadwell interview. Tillotson interview. (thanks to Matt Badham for the link)
Continue reading...Friday, August 28, 2009
The Everyday Collection 1 – 3 by Adam Cadwell Self-published There’s a simple joy in well crafted, well observed autobiographical comics, it’s not something that appeals to everyone, but I’ve always loved the genre. So easy to get wrong though – there’s nothing worse than a series of strips whining about your life and detailing [...]
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