Tag: comica
Anna Readman’s DANCING QUEEN wins Observer/Faber Graphic Short Story Prize 2023
By unanimous decision, Anna Readman’s 'Dancing Queen' has been named the 2023 winner of Comica, Faber and The Observer newspaper’s annual Graphic Short Story Prize.
Dave McKean makes a case for AI as an “evolutionary step” for art
Closing out Comica, McKean shared his experiences with AI art generators in working on his new book, PROMPT.
Photo Gallery: When Lucie Met Lucy – graphic novelists Arnoux and Sullivan at Comica...
Creators Lucie Arnoux (Je Ne Sais Quoi) and Lucy Sullivan (Barking, Shelter) took to the stage to discuss drawing from life and their own work with the comics form.
Photo Gallery: COMICA makes producers answer the adaptation question ‘They Shoot Comics Don’t They?’
Comica Festival's anniversary season of events at London's Century Club continued last night with THEY SHOOT COMICS DON'T THEY - where producers discussed how they adapted comics properties to the big and small screen
Photo Gallery: Brian Bolland and Dave Gibbons open up at Comica
British artists Brian Bolland and Dave Gibbons took to the stage of London's Century Club to talk about their lives in comics and their new autobiographies in front of a sell-out audience.
The inaugural SOPHIE CASTILLE AWARD for Comics in Translation has opened for publisher submissions
Comica, the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF), and VIP Brands have announced the Sophie Castille Award for comics in translation. Publisher submissions for translated works into English are now open with a deadline set for June 1, 2023, with the winner declared in October
London’s COMICA festival celebrates 20 years in March with event series
COMICA's month-long series of talks will feature Posy Simmonds, Brian Bolland, Dave Gibbons, Dave McKean, and more.
Another new comics event: S.M.A.S.H. in London
Comica is going on in the UK right now, a month long celebration of comics and graphic novels with a ton of event and art exhibits which you can see in the link. and here's another one; S.M.A.S.H. a series of three panels discussing various aspects of the art form. It sounds great—if we were in London on November 15th this is where we'd be. Info:
