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Comics
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
Author Archives: julian peters comics
Views of an Imaginary City 22: World Gardens in Rateliska Sesquicentennial Park
The Sesquicentennial Park on the island of Rateliska was created to commemorate the one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of the transfer of the imperial capital to Sensuka. In many ways, it represents the then newly-crowned Emperor Ojori III’s desire to outdo Cherufi Park, … Continue reading
Video of “One Art” by Elizabeth Bishop
Another brilliant “vidiette” by Jim Avis, based on my comics adaptation of Elizabeth Bishop’s famous villanelle, “One Art.” The video features audio and footage from a very spirited reading of the poem by Sophia Wilcott.
Posted in comics, illustration, Poetry, Poetry Comics
Tagged board game, elizabeth bishop, illustration, james avis, jim avis, monopoly, one art, poetry, sophia wilcott, villanelle
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My Painting in the Hope International Online Art Exhibition 2021
I’m honoured to have my painting “View of an Imaginary City: The Terenfi Canal” included in the Hope International Online Art Exhibition 2021 (organized by Karkhana Art Space), alongside so many amazing works of art by artists from all over … Continue reading
Proust’s Madeleine – An illustration of “À la Recherche du temps perdu”
A watercolour illustrating the most iconic passage in the seemingly endless and endlessly beautiful collection and analysis of memories that is Marcel Proust’s multi-volume novel, “À la Recherche du temps perdu” (“In Search of Lost Time”). “Et tout d’un coup … Continue reading
Posted in bande dessinée, illustration, montreal, painting, watercolour
Tagged à la recherche du temps perdu, c. k. scott moncrieff, combray, du côtè de chez swann, illustration, in search of lost time, madeleine, madeleine de proust, marcel proust, memory, Montreal, remembrance of things past, swann's way, tea, teacup, terence kilmartin, watercolor
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“Waiting” by Raymond Carver
In honour of Valentine’s Day, here is my comics adaptation of the final portion of a very romantic poem by Raymond Carver, “Waiting,” The poem seems particularly appropriate on this Valentine’s Day, when we all find ourselves waiting, in one … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 15: Imperial Water Riding Club on Golangolu
The Imperial Water Riding Club is a prestigious private club dedicated to the aristocratic sport of water riding—the riding of horses while they are swimming. The association’s palatial clubhouse sits on the shores of Golangolu (“Long Lake”), the largest of … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, Imaginary City, watercolour
Tagged clubhouse, equestrian, homelessness, horse riding, imaginary city, imaginary places, isometric perspective, japanese prints, la marina rowing club, rowing club, social inequality, swiss architecture, tigre, ukiyo-e, water riding, watercolor
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“One Art” by Elizabeth Bishop
My comics adaptation of one of Elizabeth Bishop’s (1911-1979) last and most beautiful poems, “One Art,” first published in 1976. The poem is a villanelle, and there is something about the highly structured rhyme scheme of this verse form that … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 11: Along the Terenfi Canal
The Nachilaterenfi (“Canal of Flowers”) connects the Imperial Canal to Rejoma Bay. It is so named because, in its early days, before its surroundings became one of the most built-up areas of the capital, the banks of the canal were … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, Imaginary City, painting, watercolour, writing
Tagged canal, dotombori, dotonbori, gondola, imaginary city, imaginary places, japanese prints, perception of time, sehnsucht, time, ukiyo-e, water trade, watercolor
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MA in Comics Studies at The University of East Anglia promo video
Check out this awesome promo video for the MA Programme in Comics Studies at the University of East Anglia (the first English-language program of its kind in the world), which is being headed up by my dear friend Frederik Byrn … Continue reading
