Portfolio at www.colillo.com
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I drew Gosh to say thanks for my book launch. More of my work at www.colillo.com
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I drew and signed a special bookplate for Gosh comics, London. Limited edition of 200 so visit Gosh and email them soon if you’d like one.
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The launch went brilliant. Here are some pictures of it courtesy of Gosh (who were brilliant).
Stephen Collins (and a hand-knit gigantic beard) launches his debut graphic novel with Jonathan Cape, The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil, at Gosh! on the 10th of May 2013.
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LEO LONGARMS, 3D MOVIE STAR
My comic from the Guardian this week. More here…
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The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil - Book Launch and Signing
I defaced the window of Gosh Comics for the launch party/signing there tomorrow.
Come and say hi, get a drink and a personally scrawled-in book from 7-9pm on Friday May 10th. That’s tomorrow. Entry’s free, so no excuses. (The books aren’t free though, sorry).
Gosh is at 1 Berwick Street , Soho, London, W1F 0DR.
Hopefully see you there -
Boogeymen - part of a series of eerie stereoviews - dated 1923 (Via)
(via idontlikemyhairneat)
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Jonathan Cape Graphic Novels: Stephen Collins: Director's Commentary & Launch Party
Stephen Collins has put together a Director’s Commentary on how his book, The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil, came together. Head over to the Forbidden Planet website to read the rest!
The book is published next week, on May 9th. If you’re in London then, do come along to the launch party at Gosh! Comics - it’d be nice to meet y’all! -
My comic from yesterday’s Guardian. For more go heeeeere.
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I’ll be at Comica this Saturday, doing live drawing from 11am and then signing my first ever sales of The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil. There’s so many great artists selling their stuff at this show, I can’t begin to list em. You’d be damn fool not to come!
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So excited to see Luke Pearson’s done a New Yorker cover! And it’s a beaut, of course.
My cover for The New Yorker’s Journeys issue
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I had a George Mcfly moment today: my first book arrived. I was happier with it than I ever imagined - and after two years work, that was something of a relief. Jonathan Cape have made it look beautiful - the embossed casing and spine look so great. The quote on the back from Raymond Briggs, whose Ethel and Ernest was a big influence on me first getting into comics, is the best bit though. -
Win an original artwork from Gigantic Beard: Jonathan Cape are running a competition to win this original artwork from my soon-out book, The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil. Just them a photo of your own gigantic beard, fake or otherwise. The runner up wins a limited edition art print, also from the book. Enter here.
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Recent commission for Radio Times, about a Noel Coward radio play (gouache and ink on paper). www.colillo.com
