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Comics
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
Author Archives: julian peters comics
Registration open for my Fall classes at the Visual Arts Centre!
This beautiful visual rendition of Harold Monro’s beautiful 1914 poem “Overheard on a Saltmarsh” was created by Linda Dyer, a student in my Fall 2018 Drawing and Illustration class. I’m excited to once again be teaching two classes at the … Continue reading
Posted in bande dessinée, comic book poetry, comics, illustration, montreal, news, Poetry, Poetry Comics, watercolour
Tagged centre des arts visuels, comics classes, cours d'illustration, cours de bande dessinee, harold monro, illustration classes, linda dyer, Montreal, overheard on a salt marsh, visual arts centre
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“Le cheval de bleu” by Marcel Cremer
“Le cheval de bleu” [The Horse of Blue] is a children’s play originally written in German by the Germanophone Belgian author Marcel Cremer (1955-2009). A new French-language production of the play, a collaboration between Théâtre de la vieille 17 and … Continue reading
“Rimbaud Warriors” by Richard Gaitet in stores now!
Richard Gaitet’s “Rimbaud Warriors,” out today from Éditions Paulsen, recounts the author’s journey by foot from Charleville, France to Charleroi, Belgium, retracing the route taken by Arthur Rimbaud in the fall of 1870. It was during the course of this … Continue reading
Posted in Arthur Rimbaud, bande dessinée, illustration, news, rimbaud
Tagged Arthur Rimbaud, editions paulsen, fugue, guerin, richard gaitet, rimabud warriors
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“Il cardillo addolorato” by Anna Maria Ortese
A cover idea for a hypothetical new edition of an Italian novel I just finished reading, Anna Maria Ortese’s 1993 “Il cardillo addolorato” (translated into English as “The Lament of The Linnet.” Near the end of the eighteenth century, three … Continue reading
Registration open for my art classes at the Visual Arts Centre!
I’m very excited to be teaching two classes at the Visual Arts Centre in Westmount this: “Dessin et illustration/Drawing and Illustration” on Thursday mornings from 10am-1pm and “Illustration de bande dessinée/Comic Book Illustration” … Continue reading
Il deserto dei tartari
“Guardateli, Giovanni Drogo e il suo cavallo, come sono piccoli sul fianco delle montagne che si fanno sempre più grandi e selvagge. Egli continua a salire per arrivare alla Fortezza in giornata, ma più svelte di lui, dal fondo, … Continue reading
Posted in dino buzzati, illustration, painting, watercolour
Tagged acquarello, dino buzzati, il deserto dei tartari, montagne, mountains, shadows, the tartar steppe
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“One Day I Decided I Wanted to Draw Comics”
Again from Yerp Magazine‘s second anniversary special issue from 1989, here is a comic I drew at age 10 recounting the moment I announced to my parents that I wanted to become a comics artist. For the record, neither of … Continue reading
My First Poetry Comic – “Yerp’s Battle of Bannockburn”
It has been found! Here is my very first comics adaptation of a work of classic poetry, created in 1989, when I was ten years old. It features Yerp the crocodile, the star of almost all my comics from those … Continue reading
Posted in comics, juvenilia, Poetry, Poetry Comics
Tagged Battle of Bannockburn, Braveheart, comics by children, Robbie Burns, Robert the Bruce, Scots Wha Hae, Yerp
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Crayola Fall Sketches
I haven’t been posting much new work these last couple of months, mostly because I’ve been teaching at four different school this semester and have had time for little else (I have, however, been doing a fair bit of doodling, … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, montreal, sketches
Tagged cote-saint-paul, crayola, crayons, fall, Montreal, sud-ouest, urban sketching, Verdun
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