I’m starting to run out of copies of the first Piracy is Liberation book, so I decided to share the entire series as a webcomic.
The webcomic will be updated once a day. As an extra bonus, I’ll occasionally be
running a commentary track along with the images. I also might do some pages
now and then in color…
It all begins May 15 2010 at www.elftorp.com/piracy!
For some reason, I couldn’t find the link to last Sunday’s episode of Världens Lyckligaste Folk in Helsingborgs Dagblad. Here‘s the latest episode.
And here are the two latest illustrations:
This year, I’m doing the graphics for Möllevångsfestivalen, a local festival that’s been going for some years now in Malmö in the area of Möllevången.
Last night, they released the poster and new site layout, and also published an interview with me.
Ever since I saw the MASSIVE anthology, I’ve been wanting to experiment with a new drawing style. Guess the closest I’ve come to what I want to be doing is the graphics for the AltCom 2010 Festival.
Most certainly, I’ll experiment some more for the next Brand illustration…
Here’s an illustration that I made for the new issue of Brand, to be released on May 1st:
The new magazine looks great. I probably would have used a slightly different style if I’d seen the rest of the book first, but it still feels good to have contributed to such a nice package…
From Helsingborgs Dagblad today:
Just printed the first copies of the new Dystopia, which is a plit between Rocco Lombardi and Amanda Casanellas:
They will both be officially released at the Small Press eXpo in Stockholm in one and a half week.
Presentation in Swedish:
Italienske Rocco Lombardi möter svenska Amanda Casanellas i en split som på olika sätt berör nationalitet och internationella relationer. Lombardi sätter inre klassmotsättningar i relation till internationella konflikter medan Casanellas sätter fingret på hur det är att växa upp som invandrare i Sverige och hur den situationen hänger ihop med globala relationer.
Sida A:
Pappa höll på att förlora jobbet så både jag och mamma gick med i protesterna för att behålla fabriken. Jag kan fortfarande känna av gasen som polisen använde och TVn pratar nu mest om kriget, men pappa fick åtminstone behålla jobbet.
Sida B:
Casanellas beskriver en verklighet som kan te sig främmande för många svenskar som som för andra är en daglig realitet. De slutsatser som dras i denna serie förklarar varför bilar brinner i förorten genom att visa på konflikter som inte påverkar bara det svenska samhället utan rör sig på en global nivå. Hon pekar också ut boven i dramat…
Dystopia är ett samarbete mellan Seriefrämjandet och Wormgod där olika serieskapare presenterar visioner av den mörka framtid som går oss till mötes (eller som redan är här?).
Yesterday’s Helsingborgs Dagblad published this image along with the fourth part of Världens Lyckligaste Folk:
Mogens Glistrup: Send them home or put them in camps!
Pia Kjærsgaard: Yes, well… We Danish aren’t a racist people, but…
Some of today’s work…
I’m not going to the MoCCA festival this year (this weekend, actually, in New York City. Go check it out if you’re there).
But I am going to be at SPX in Stockholm in a few weeks (April 23-25), and I’m also going to Komiks.dk (May 21-23). We’re also trying to find the money to go to the Crack! festival (June 17-20) in Rome to do a Wormgod exhibition…
I’ll be selling Piracy is Liberation and Dystopia at these events, and possibly some other goodies as well. And even if I’m not there, at least the Piracy is Liberation books are going to be available at MoCCA. Look for them at the Swedish table!
