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11 years ago to this day I shot this photo at Guitar Center on W 14th St. in NYC.
One of a kind original Dave Newman Stratocaster collaboration with master builder Chris Fleming.
Transformers: Mosaic #161 - "Smoked Out"
Originally posted on May 19th, 2008
Story - Dave Newman Art - Andrew Sorohan Colours, Letters - Dave Reynolds
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wada sez: This strip was drawn by the late Andrew Sorohan, a prolific and renowned fanartist present since the early years of online fandom. Officially, he drew art for some Mini-Con profiles published by the Transformers Collectors’ Club. As for the script—Monacus was a seedy gambling town on an asteroid, seen in the Smokescreen spotlight episode “The Gambler”. These goons never actually appeared in the cartoon. On deviantART, Sorohan noted: “Originally it was going to have Squeezeplay be shot in the back. I even drew that up in the rough version of the strip. But both Dave Newman and I thought it didn't work. The decapitation came as a replacement for that. I think Dave Reynolds really made it work by making the tech spec meter zeroing out really obvious with his colours.” Naturally, this means the attack was probably non-lethal, as that's his Headmaster partner Lokos getting removed! As preparation for this strip, Sorohan drew up character models for its entire cast, which are included alongside the clean inks below. The Firecons in particular took a couple of passes before Sorohan was happy with them. I’ve also thrown in a Japanese translation by Barricade 643!
This exceptional work of art is the product of a collaboration between builder Greg Fessler and artist Dave Newman of the Fender Custom Shop! Sporting a myriad of intriguing designs all over the body and neck, this may be one of the most interesting Telecasters we’ve ever seen! Get a closer look at it now in-store and online!
Way Out West: Former 2000AD artist Trevor Goring's latest exhibition – in New Mexico!
British comic artist, illustrator and storyboard artist Trevor Goring has a joint exhibition with his wife, Sandy McDaniel, currently running at the Faust Gallery in their home town of Santa Fe, New Mexico
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COLLAGE COVER #2
Here’s another time-lapsed look at a Chinese Gucci collage as it was made. The pre-sale of the special editions goes wide on 30 September 2018, just a week or so away.
Here’s a couple of scorching-hot new blurbs:
"Somewhere between a Harmony Korine film and a Tao Lin novel, Chinese Gucci is a book about desire and greed and being too spoiled to figure out your dreams. It’s a book about being alive in the 21st century and maybe what all our futures will look like—buying and selling and gaming and drinking and drugging. Nights in Mexico. Days on the computer. Forgetting the difference between what’s real and fake. The edges on this novel are sharp enough to cut the reader’s throat. Filled with text messages and prose as clean as the best dirty realists, Chinese Gucci is a novel filled with characters no one wants, characters who do despicable things, characters who most of us are, and we all need to read it." -- Dave Newman, author of The Poem Factory and Two Small Birds "Chinese Gucci, in the embodiment of Akira Nakimura, is a fantastically written desolate portrait of today's rootless youth navigating this inverted totalitarian, tech-junkied, consumerist piece of steaming shit called America that has smugly sat its fat, racist, rotting lilly white ass on stolen land for over two hundred and forty years." -- John Grochalski, author of The Librarian and Wine Clerk
Hey-oh! You can also add the book to your shelves at GOODREADS. Much more to come between now and the end of November. Thanks for hanging in there with me.
My pen
By Daren Newman a typographer and designer from the US.