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Comics
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
Author Archives: julian peters comics
Quattrocento Waterfall
It is a well-known phenomenon that, when one is feeling sick, all of the foods one normally finds delicious can come to seem entirely off-putting. Often at these times there are only one or two things one can bring oneself … Continue reading
Lord Shiva atop Mount Kailash
Mount Kailash stands 6638 metres above sea level in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, near the borders of both India and Tibet. In Hinduism, the mountain is identified as the abode of Shiva, God of Destruction and of Time, … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, india, watercolour
Tagged andrea pazienza, gang rinpoche, ganges, himalayas, hinduism, india, kangrinboqe, lord shiva, mahadev, mount kailash, nepal, pertini, shiva, tibet
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Les aventures de Marcel Proust : À la recherche du temps perdu
Marcel Proust’s seven-volume magnum opus, À la recherche du temps perdu, is often cited as the greatest novel of the twentieth century. Four completed volumes in, I feel this is an assessment I could definitely see myself subscribing to. Long … Continue reading
Posted in bande dessinée, comics, watercolour
Tagged a la recherche du temps perdu, alla ricerca del tempo perduto, bande-dessinée, combray, comics, hergé, hudimesnil, in search of lost time, madeleine, madeleine de proust, marcel proust, Montreal, remembrance of things past, Tintin, translation
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View of an Imaginary City 48: The Stairway to Nowhere at Tanaliska
According to Chogya beliefs, it is possible for individual souls to reincarnate into lives chronologically antecedent to the ones that they have just lived through. This would seem to open the door to a number of potential temporal paradoxes, were … Continue reading
Happy Holidays 2021! A Glimmer of Hope on the Horizon?
This year again I was commissioned by the Montreal financial services firm ASSURART Inc. to create an image for their company holiday card. The scene is set at the intersection of rue Hickson and rue de Verdun, a few blocks … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 47: Cloud Oracle at Marikora
The earliest inhabitants of the region of Sensuka were water worshippers. They looked upon the clouds as constituting the genitals of the Great Divine Water Being, from which all waters originally sprang forth. It was water’s floating, condensed form that … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 44: Bird Temple in Peleosti
The view is from a hill in the Peleosti district, overlooking a skyline dominated by the dome of the Chogyan Temple of Tofa, the Luck Goddess. Occupying the majority of the picture plane, however, is a close-up depiction of what … Continue reading
In Conversation with Charity Hill (Bright Wings Podcast)
I recently sat down (well, on Zoom, so I had probably already been sitting for a while) for a conversation with Charity Hill of the podcast Bright Wings: Children’s Books to Make the Heart Soar. Our exchange centered around the … Continue reading
Posted in comics, Poetry, Poetry Comics
Tagged bright wings, bright wings podcast, charity hill, interview, plough publishing, poems to see by
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Views of an Imaginary City 33: View of Orepi Tower
Orepi Tower is perhaps Sensuka’s most iconic building. Even those foreigners who know next to nothing about the city may recognize it as “that barber’s pole tower.” The tower was built under the empress Nanéh as a monument to her … Continue reading
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