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Author Archives: julian peters comics
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
Joe Biden reads “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden
In honour of today’s inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States, here is a video put together by Jim Avis pairing my comics adaptation of Robert Hayden’s poem “Those Winter Sundays” with a more-than-competent reading … Continue reading
Interview in the Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics
Exciting news! Rajesh Panhathodi (University of Hong Kong), Augustine George (Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, India,) and Aswin Prasanth (Amrita School of Arts and Sciences) have published an interview with me in the Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics. … Continue reading
Posted in academic writing, comic book poetry, comics, news, Poetry Comics
Tagged amrita school of arts and sciences, aswin prasanth, augustine george, interview, journal of graphic novels and comics, poems to see by, poetry comics, rajesh panhathodi, the love song of j. alfred prufrock, university of hong kong
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Views of an Imaginary City 7: Tizabu Park and Tizabu Prison
Sensuka, to be sure, is a place of endless fascination and delight, but it can also be a heartless place. When one enters Sensuka Harbour and first looks out upon the colonnaded wharves and polychrome marble facades rising from the … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 6: Dastazuriki in the Little Switzerland Neighbourhood
Western traders first arrived in Sensuka soon after the city’s founding by the emperor Bulodi I as his new imperial capital. Two decades later, however, following a moral panic over the corrupting influence of Western values, religious beliefs, and food, … Continue reading
Christmas on Rue Champigny
This watercolour was commissioned by the Montreal financial services firm ASSURART Inc. for their 2020 company holiday card. It was very much inspired by the magical winter scenes by the Japanese printmaking artist Hasui Kawase (1883-1957). Although the image is … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, montreal, watercolour
Tagged assurart, christmas, christmas card, cote-saint-paul, hasui, holiday card, kawase, Montreal, quebec, shin hanga, snow, squirrel, watercolor, winter
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Video of “The force that through the green fuse drives the flower” by Dylan Thomas
A video interpretation by Jim Avis of my comics adaptation of one of Dylan Thomas’s first poems. Featuring a stirring reading by the poet himself. The original comics adaptation, along with 23 others, can be found in my new book, Poems … Continue reading
Video of “The World Is Too Much With Us” by William Wordsworth
A very amusing video by Jim Avis, based on my comics adaptation of William Wordsworth’s c. 1802 sonnet, “The World Is Too Much With Us.” The reading is by Tom Hiddleston. 2020, a year in which, for many, the world … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 2: The Teposensuki or “Lovers’ Bridge”
The Teposensuki (“Sensuka Bridge”) is the widest and most monumental of the bridges spanning the Juminta River in the central area of the city known as the Kadini (“Nest”). It is also notable for being the sole bridge in the … Continue reading
Posted in Imaginary City, watercolour, writing
Tagged imaginary city, imaginary places, japanese prints, lovers' bridge, romance, sehnsucht, ukiyo-e
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