Cover art for the current Spectator Australia illustrated Mark Latham’s story on the Craig Thomson / HSU affair and the power brokers behind the scenes. Latham references the Ray Parker Jr. line in the Ghostbusters theme song “Who Ya Gonna Call”, and it seemed only fitting to parody the famous 1985 movie logo.
Here’s a spot illo for the latest issue of US MAD magazine to accompany the piece “The Real Reasons Katy Perry and Russell Brand Got Divorced”. Please click for a closer view… You can read the all gags in MAD #515, available in magazine or tablet format. Thanks for stopping by! ~ Anton
Here’s a super-fun one for this week’s Spectator Australia cover. It illustrates a great Rowan Dean piece on Independents Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor, picking up on the following paragraph: Of the two unlikely heroes, Windsor is the cannier operator whilst Oakeshott is the naive dreamer. Batman and Robin, perhaps… Please click for a closer
Back in 2009 I drew a custom tattoo for my mate and fellow comic artist Giles Kilham. (In fact, it was one of the first entries when I entered the world of blogging.) Keen readers will note that I promised to post pics of the actual tattoo. Only two years late, I present the process:
Here’s a fun illo for the inside cover of Phatsville #17… Brush and ink on paper, digital tone Created in 2002 by Giles Kilham, Ben C., Glenn Manders, Tom Scarlett and John Stewart, Phatsville has had a hefty parade of talented Aussie comic artists march through it over the years. It’s funny as hell. And
Here’s a full page strip for the Lady Gaga issue of Australian MAD (#472). The issue is out now in good newsagents everywhere – grab a copy! ~ Anton
Just in time for Anzac Day are a couple of illustrations for Nick Bryant’s article “Mate, Just Look at Yourself” on the Australian Narrative – featured on the Global Mail…
Cover art for the current Spectator Australia illustrates an article by Gregory Melleuish on the denigration and rubbishing of Australia’s past by universities…
This month I have illustrations in both the US and Australian MAD magazines; a spot illo and a full page comic strip…
Here’s a little Q&A with Luke Watson, Ed Van der Linden and myself. Click to view it larger. From: Creartiv3 Have a good Easter break!
