Selection of Irish comic books

Thanks to the Irish comics scene stalwart Irish Comic News for including REMORSE amongst this recommended selection of Irish comic books.  I appreciate everything you do for us, ICN. ^^

A lovely review of Remorse

from GeekIreland. Thank you so much for this, Tom. So good to know that my comic means something to someone. I’ve said it before but maybe we do write/create to know we are not alone.        

Illustrators Ireland

I am now a member of Illustrators Ireland – my portfolio is uploaded here for the checkin’. Looking forward to good IGI times!

Grovel review

Lovely review for Remorse from Grovel. Thank  you, Grovel!   Review of Remorse, about the difference a decision can make to your life https://t.co/aRoMLlKI0n @debbiejenkinson pic.twitter.com/Opa6oQD5S8 — Grovel (@justgrovel) February 5, 2016

Live-sketching

Last evening’s live-sketching event for NTMA in the AVIVA Stadium. High power types! The groups came up with ideas to revolutionise how they work, first Michael O’Leary style, then Mark Zuckerberg. Then we artists captured these ideas visually, in about 15 minutes. I am taking to this live-sketching – it’s exhilarating, like jumping into a chilly swimming pool. …

Tidying up studio for 2016

Archaeological dig ongoing in studio. Found obsolete stamps and MANY drawings, some that  make me ask: WHY, PREVIOUS SELF, WHY? A cabbage? A rhino. And a tin of SPAM.

*unbelievable*

Remorse has been selected as runner-up for the Best Graphic Novel 2015 list by the LOVELY LOVELY Alison Berry. I cannot believe that my little self-published comic, made in a shed in a Dublin 9 garden has grown legs and gone out into the world to be received like this; I am truly touched. The …

Geek Ireland awards

I have been nominated again (Best Irish Artist and Best Irish Writer), this time by Geek Ireland. While I think it’s fair to say I have not one single solitary prayer and I am not so much David as David’s toenail in this David vs Goliath battle, I’m very touched even being nominated. (I always thought …