Tag Archive | "Jordan Crane"

What Things Do just gets bigger and better….

Sunday, August 29, 2010

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(Jordan Crane’s Unraveling from the What Things Do website) I don’t catch up with the excellent What Things Do website half as much as I really should, so this recent post from Scott McCloud served as a good kick in the behind to spend a little time over there. And very valuable time it is [...]

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Jordan Crane video interview

Thursday, May 27, 2010

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Royal Jelly’s latest video interview is with Jordan Crane; interesting, although personally I had to tab to a different screen several times and just listen to the audio as the constantly rotating camera becomes a little tiresome to the eyes: Jordan Crane interviewed by Royal Jelly from John Orlow on Vimeo.

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Jaime Hernandez – “every line a wedding of classicism and cool*”

Monday, April 12, 2010

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The Art Of Jaime Hernandez: The Secrets Of Life And Death By Todd Hignite, designed by Jordan Crane Abrams Comic Arts (* quote on the title of this piece from Alan Moore) This is one of those pointless reviews I do every so often. Pointless simply because The Secrets Of Life And Death is a [...]

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What Things Do….

Sunday, January 24, 2010

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What Things Do is the webcomics home for a collection of fantastic comic artists including: Sammy Harkham, Jordan Crane, Steven Weissman, Ted May, John Porcellino, Gabrielle Bell, Ben Jones and John Pham. Possibly the most beautiful collection of strips in one place I’ve seen for a long time. It’s almost enough to make me think [...]

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Jaime Hernandez Love & Rockets print

Sunday, July 19, 2009

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Jordan Crane has re-created Jaime Hernandez’s brilliant rock’n'roll cover to Love & Rockets issue 24 as a large silk-screen print. You can practically smell the spilt beer and sweat of the mosh pit, the sort of atmosphere you only get in smaller, intimate venues (or dives really), not in the big auditorium. Imagine how goddam [...]

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