More Hell Dorado

It has been a while since I have posted anything here and it's mostly because my free time has all but eaten up by day-to-day life and also working on Laurence Amoitte's Hell Dorado for Strange Aeons Magazine.    

This latest instalment is the second to last of the story and is gearing up to a huge confrontation between the mysterious gunslinger, Shaine, and General Arakiel with his demons straight from Satan's army.      

This instalment will be featured in Strange Aeons #9 and will be available to order at their website.

Broken Machine - Logan Art Gallery

Last night was the opening for my solo show, Broken Machine, at Logan Art Gallery.

Broken Machine is a series of surreal and humorous prints and paintings based on one of my comic ideas about a character called Kiko and her journey as she withdraws from reality into her own fantasy world.

Kiko's Walk

Reflection

The show runs until 18 Feb 2012.

Recent Work & Website Update

 Here are a couple of new ones that I will be using for a new project. I'll post more details and pics along the way along with updates from the Hell Dorado comic for Strange Aeons Magazine.

Together these projects are going to keep me very busy over the next few months.

Peace in Exile

My website, www.robcorlessart.com, now has a bit of a new look. Go see for yourself.

Kiko's Machine

 My latest submission to Danger Daze is a four page comic titled Kiko's Machine. It is an abbreviated version of a story I have been playing around with and hope to expand sometime into a full length comic.

I won't give too much away just yet, but to get an idea you should grab a copy of Danger Daze issue 8.

If you don't live in Brisbane you can contact me and I can organize you a copy.

Danger Daze Issue 8

Issue 8 of Danger Daze will feature yet another cover collaboration. This time the contributors are myself and Kazumi Daido. 

This is my portion of the cover. It could look completely different after Kazumi has finished her design.

Hell Dorado Part 2

Panels from the second installment of Hell Dorado for Strange Aeons Magazine.

Strange Aeons & Awakener Review

Mike at Lovecraft eZine have posted a review for my Awakener comic which featured in Strange Aeons #1.

The review also mentions Bruce Brown's Howard Lovecraft & the Frozen Kingdom and Lee Davis' New Sister (also from Strange Aeons).

While we're talking about comics, I'm currently hard at work on Laurence Amoitte's Hell Dorado for Strange Aeons. A post-apocalyptic western full of vengeful gunslingers and demon outlaws. Keep a look out!

New Jimmy & E.C.

 A new Jimmy and E.C. story is up at their blog.

Hell Dorado

The upcoming issue of Strange Aeons will feature my new comic which is a prologue to a screenplay named Hell Dorado, written by Laurence Amoitte.

 

The scene is set in this post-apocalyptic western with a young boy disturbing a nest of zombies.

Enter the mysterious gunslinger to take care of the plague of undead.

Installments of Amoitte's Hell Dorado with be featured in future issues.

Visit here to get your hands on a copy of Strange Aeons.

The Mountain's Call

The Mountain's Call will be featuring in Strange Aeons #3, which will be a special King In Yellow issue.

It is a dark, little family tale where the grown son remembers the truth as to what sent his father mad.

Check out Strange Aeons #3 to see the whole story.

New Jimmy & E.C.

Finally the story of how Jimmy and E.C. met is up at their blog.

Some Old Forgotten Road

Mr Creaky

Mr Creaky is my contribution to the next issue of Danger Daze, which is due to come out later this month.

The story of Mr Creaky's visit to a young child's bedroom in the middle of the night seems quite sinister, but is really quite sweet depending on your point of view, I guess.

Be sure to grab a copy of Danger Daze to see how the story plays out.

Juxtapoz Back Talk

Click here to read an interview with me for Juxtapoz's Back Talk section.

Offerings

Fashioned Unleashed Stencil Work

I recently did some stencil work for Fashioned Unleashed 2010, which opened at Artisan last week.

The main image took 3 separate stencils and stands at 4m tall, which is easily the largest stencil I've ever done. There were a couple of stumbles along the way, but overall I was surprised how easily it went up.

They should be up for a few more weeks so if you're in the area stop in and have a look.