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Good ones to peep at (cos they have more links to maps than this one) are here and here.
I should like to point out I did this while digesting supper so, technically, it didn't take up (much) work time.
Secondly, I'd LOVE to point out that of the five or so I saw yesterday, two INCLUDED me in their maps. Totally flippin' mental! But cheered me right up.
ALSO Look forward to BL Kardwells map made of booze labels and crisp packets.
6 comments:
And NOW it all makes sense!
And absolutely none of the artists I thought your work reminded me of when I first saw THE KING'S SHOPPING.
Speaking of mignola have you read amazing srew-on head yet? That book is canned inspirado!
Of course this was last nights list. Today's would include Hewlett, Blain, Trondheim, Bernie Wrightson, Joann Sfar, Jim Lawson and on and on.
I suppose these are the guys I go back to most regularly to see how it's done.
William, not got Screw On Head yet, we're on a spending hiatus but when it's over, it's getting got!
McMahon is definitely up there. He is something, still I haven't seen much of his work except a Batman book he did in the nineties. No Guy Davis inspiration? I'm shocked :D Anyway I'll do this test myself because it seems like interesting stuff.
Davis ought to be there but I have been nicking the others ideas for longer.
Classic (favourite) McMahon stuff in this
http://www.amazon.com/Slaine-Warriors-Dawn-Pat-Mills/dp/1906735972/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1283929907&sr=1-1
Good luck with the map!
Thrilled to see that my mousemat at no.12 has been such an inspiration.
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