Last november I was published in Plutonium Comics 13. My contribution to the anthology was a four page comic written by me and drawn by Jan Kustfält. The subject for the story is my father's passing. It's a personal story and Jan did a good job with the artwork.
I wrote the script a couple of years ago, I can't really remember how it all got started. Perhaps it was a way for me to get a handle on my feelings of loss and sorrow following the death of my father. I remember though that I asked Jan if he would be interested in providing the artwork for the story and he said yes. I wrote it quite quickly, and sent it over to him, and the rest is history!
You can check out the website for the anthology here:
https://plutoniumcomics.se
Take care!
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måndag 27 januari 2020
fredag 16 oktober 2015
Plutonium no 12
I'm published, again! And as you probably know by now, there is a story...!
It started several years ago, when I asked my friend and draughtsman Jan Kustfält if he would be interested to do the pencils on one of my scripts. I might've had this idea about a short story when I asked him or, I came up with the story afterwards, my memory isn't quite clear on that fact. Anyway, he said he was interested and shortly I wrote this script with him in mind as penciller!
I sent it to him and he said he was going to it! And now this autumn it's published! Feels great! It's been out for a couple of weeks, and I'm still very proud! The book was released during the Book fair here in Gothenburg earlier this autumn. I tried to get as many dedications as I could in my issue!
And now you ask how was it like to write something that you were not going to pencil yourself? It felt awesome! I think it has do with the fact that I wrote the story with that in mind, that I wasn't going to do the pencils on this one.
Plutonium is an anthology magazine (or book?) that is published yearly, edited by Per Myrhill. It contains loads of Swedish comics artists and international artists as well. If you are interested in whats happening in the Swedish comics scene I recommend you to check it out! But then off course I'm biased...!
Below you will see some photos of the book and the dedications that I got!
Take care
It started several years ago, when I asked my friend and draughtsman Jan Kustfält if he would be interested to do the pencils on one of my scripts. I might've had this idea about a short story when I asked him or, I came up with the story afterwards, my memory isn't quite clear on that fact. Anyway, he said he was interested and shortly I wrote this script with him in mind as penciller!
I sent it to him and he said he was going to it! And now this autumn it's published! Feels great! It's been out for a couple of weeks, and I'm still very proud! The book was released during the Book fair here in Gothenburg earlier this autumn. I tried to get as many dedications as I could in my issue!
And now you ask how was it like to write something that you were not going to pencil yourself? It felt awesome! I think it has do with the fact that I wrote the story with that in mind, that I wasn't going to do the pencils on this one.
Plutonium is an anthology magazine (or book?) that is published yearly, edited by Per Myrhill. It contains loads of Swedish comics artists and international artists as well. If you are interested in whats happening in the Swedish comics scene I recommend you to check it out! But then off course I'm biased...!
Below you will see some photos of the book and the dedications that I got!
Take care
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