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Comics
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
Category Archives: illustration
“The Waste Land” by T. S. Eliot, page 2
Every week on this site, I will be publishing a new page from my ongoing comics adaptation of “The Burial of the Dead,” the first section of T. S. Eliot’s iconic poem “The Waste Land.” Next week: On in sunlight!
“The Voice of God” by Mary Karr
My graphic interpretation of the poem “The Voice of God” by the American poet and author Mary Karr. This comic was originally commissioned by the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States with the permission of the poet.
“Il porto sepolto” di Giuseppe Ungaretti
My graphic interpretation of the 1916 poem “Il porto sepolto” (“The Buried Port”) by the great Italian poet Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888-1970). This comic originally appeared in the third issue of “Junior Poetry Magazine,” an Italian magazine of poetry for young … Continue reading
Posted in comic book poetry, comics, Giuseppe Ungaretti, illustration, italy, Poetry, Poetry Comics, watercolour
Tagged allegria di naufragi, giuseppe ungaretti, il porto sepolto, Italian poetry, junior poetry festival, junior poetry magazine, poesia a fumetti, the buried harbor, the buried port
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Happy Holidays 2023 from Julian Peters Comics!
In what has become a delightful seasonal tradition, once again this year I have designed the holiday card for the Montreal financial services firm ASSURART. The watercolour depicts a house on Rue Rielle, in the Verdun neighbourhood of Montreal.
Posted in illustration, montreal, quebec, watercolour
Tagged assurart, christmas card, holiday card, montreal architecture, montreal christmas, montreal winter, rue rielle, Verdun
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The House of the Rising Sun
“There is a house in New Orleans, they call The Rising Sun, and it’s been the ruin of many a poor girl, and me, oh God, I’m one.”
Posted in illustration, watercolour
Tagged bob dylan, brothel, french quarter, illustration, louisiana, new orleans, the animals, the house of the rising sun
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“God’s Grandeur” by Gerard Manley Hopkins
My comics adaptation of “Gods Grandeur,”a sonnet by the English poet Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889). Considered one of the most influential poets of the 19th century, Hopkins converted to Catholicism in 1866 and eventually became a Jesuit priest. This comic … Continue reading
“God’s Grandeur” by Gerard Manley Hopkins
July 28 marks the 179th anniversary of the birth of Gerard Manley Hopkins, the celebrated English Jesuit priest who is considered one of the most influential poets of the 19th century. To celebrate Hopkins’s birthday, the Jesuit Conference of Canada … Continue reading
Video of “Views of an Imaginary City: The Krokuta Burial Pits”
Jim Avis’s sensitive video interpretation of my admittedly quite bizarre imagining of an alternative funeral rite (though one inspired by traditional practices in East Africa). The pohutukawa is a real tree, btw, native to New Zealand. It’s bright red flowers … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, Imaginary City, watercolour
Tagged funeral rites, hyenas, imaginary city, james avis, japanese prints, jim avis, pohutukawa, sehnsucht, sky burial, ukiyo-e
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Views of an Imaginary City 20: A Street in the Najirèh District
20. A Street in Najirèh The outer district of Najirèh (“Empress”) is so named in honour of the empress Aritokèh, during whose reign the area’s first streets were laid out. It is located on a raised plateau surrounded by rice … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, Imaginary City, watercolour, writing
Tagged imaginary city, imaginary places, japanese prints, sehnsucht, suburbs, ukiyo-e
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Views of an Imaginary City 34: A Nizimoamuàri
Two people walk past each other on a quiet street corner, both looking about their surroundings in an apparent state of reverie. The inscription tells us that we are looking at a nizimoamuàri, which could be translated as “a past … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, Imaginary City, watercolour, writing
Tagged deja vu, imaginary cities, imaginary city, imaginary places, japanese prints, sehnsucht, ukiyo-e
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