Hello Internets and welcome to a new webcomic by Draw. I will be updating Monday to Friday every week. Also over the next few weeks the website will be in a state of change as I put more information up and alter the look and design of the website to get it looking how [...]
I decided to launch this webcomic as part of Comics Weekend so I am having an exhibition ‘Triple Threat’ leading up to the weekend. Tonight is the exhibition party and the? comics weekend opening party at the Comics Shop Graphic.
SEE THE PRESS RELEASE BELOW
Exhibition, comics launch and the FRIDAY NIGHT LAUNCH OF NZ COMIX WEEKEND!
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Currently I am Sick. This is why the site is still a bit buggy I haven’t had a chance to get to work on it
Well I am pretty much over being sick. As you can see on the website I have managed to fix the posting issue I was having. Onwards to future changes.
Thank you first to wordpress and comicpress for giving me a solution to start posting comics to the Internets. Also thanks to all the people at the comic press forums who kindly give their knowledge to beginners starting out with webcomics.
This website would not be possible without the following people: Aaron, Dave, Claire, Garth, Jo, [...]
I have updated the about page. the main piece is added is the list of all my published mini comics.
From next week the update schedule for comics will be Monday Wednesday Friday.
This is not something I am especially happy with nor is it something I planned for. When I launched this comic I had 34 Days worth of comics that is over six weeks. I planned on using the reserve to give me time [...]
This really fucked me off. 5pm on Sunday June first I realised I had comics to post and that I had somewhere to be at 6pm so I am posting my comics as usual and then the categories in wordpress go all funny mucking up my website. Now I had things to do places [...]
I don’t really know anything about webcomics If you don’t as well you might find this history of webcomics interesting.
Part one is here and part two here. The articles are in a round table formate with people discussing the importance of each of the key webcomics mentioned in this history of webcomics. The articles are [...]
I want to be better! To say that is not enough any more. I am finding making comics really tough at the moment, productivity, motivation and being positive are all things I am struggling with and everything feels like it is taking forever. I could keep going but I am not.
I raise this because I [...]
I often wonder what motivates people to add/favourite/blogroll sites to their own site, the real reasons, the deep down reasons other than, I dunno it was a cool site.
So I thought since this is a new site as I add links I might as well do a post describing why I have added this site [...]
What’s in a link? I thought I would start with webcomics. garfield minus garfield is an amazing frightening beautiful
comic. I really feel for Jon trapping the the world he is with no escape.
What I find interesting is the fact that in my head I read each comic twice. Once without Garfield and once with [...]
The ten doctors by Rich Morris is a doctor who fan webcomic about all ten doctors in a combined adventure. I have been really enjoying this comic, it is surprisingly good.
The comic does require some knowledge of the doctor who universe since it does have pretty much everything from the series in it you could [...]
Lines and Colors is a blog by Charley Parker of Argon Zark! Fame it is one of my favourite art sites on the internet. It is a great blog to find out about new artists you never new you liked. He posts on a wide variety of different visual art that he likes. To quote [...]
The month of August has been a great month for this website with a nice increase in the traffic visiting the site. So I just want to say thank everyone who has been visiting the site over the past month.
A special thanks also to everyone who has left comments on my website over the past [...]
BLDGBLOG is a blog about architecture. I remember first finding the blog because it had a post about science fiction and architecture naturally I was very interested.
It was a really exciting moment for me because I had found a place a blog that felt like an antidote to my architecture experience in the industry.
Architecture set [...]
Upon finding Crimson Dark by David C Simon I was unsure about it, it looked good but it feels a bit derivative of Firefly.
So with some hesitation I decided to persevere with it, I was pleasantly surprised to find I started to care. Smart Dialogue, and interesting characters allows the story to transcend its first [...]
Another year has been and gone along with 9 months of Drawingsilence.com. All I can say is it has been pretty crazy.
Happy New Year everyone!
A big thanks to everyone who has helped me out especially TimB, REK and D Whyte.
drawingsilence.com was down for a wee while, while I moved hosting provider, hopefully everything is ok. I had to upload an older mySQL databease file so I will have to spend some time updating things and checking stuff.
If any of you, kind readers find anything broken let me know at info[at]drawingsilence[dot]com.
I have updated the published mini comics page with the covers of each comic
A very good friend of mine and fellow comics artist Edward Lynden-Bell has made a feature film, ‘The Last Great Snail Chase’. If you’re in Wellington next week its playing at the Film Archive next Friday and Saturday (April 3rd & 4th, 7pm session each day).
If you want to know more about the movie see [...]
First up thanks everyone who has visited the site from Abstract Comics: The Blog.
So for those of you who don’t know I am a contributor to an anthology of abstract comics published by Fantagraphics Books.
So as part of the promotion of the book,we have started a blog: Abstract Comics: The Blog. For those of you [...]
Bristling with comics goodness!
The first issue of the Wellington New Zealand comics Anthology Bristle is out and I’m in it! Its Quarterly! Issue One is 32 pages long with a Fantastic cover by Tim Bollinger. The contributor list includes; Brent Willis, Dick Whyte, Ned Wenlocke, Robyn E Kenealy, Helen Cropp, Carlos Wedde, R B Stewart, [...]
Happy Birthday Drawingsilence!
Today is the One Year Anniversary of Drawingsilence
Yay!
I have made an archive of abstract comics to date listed by title order and series number. Which can be viewed here. Or alternatively you can view abstract comics by clicking on the Abstract comics category.
If you are bored and need a time sink check out Whitechapel (Warren Ellis) thread on webcomics, its only a couple of days old and already there are hundreds of plugs for webcomics, crazy!
Over at the Abstract Comics Blog Grant Thomas has written a post about “glitch comics” Using a website that purposely corrupts jpeg images. Here is Grant’s comic.
I think its a really interesting idea pregnant with lots of possibilities in making comics and art. I for one are interested in seeing more experiments with this programme.
(Glitch [...]
After seeing Grant’s post on the Abstract Comics Blog I had a look around his site and found his lovely comics.
One is the hauntingly beautiful comic My Life in Records. It really impressed me, I especially loved each child having a totem mask. One of the highlights of the comic is the dynamic interesting panel [...]