I thought that the title of this post would explain everything but it doesn’t quite.
I took these photographs from my living room window last night at 10pm and they show the silhouettes of Glasgow Cathedral and The Royal Infirmary Hospital…
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Hi folks, here is my latest album cover artwork for ”A Circus Of Vaginas” which is the debut of Glasgow lesbian Punk outfit, V For Vagina.
When will the album be released?
- I don’t know.
Where can you buy the album from?
- What am I, a swami? I just draw the pictures okay?
Do you know anything about anything Al?
- YES! A Woman’s heart beats faster than a Man’s and that’s a fact!
From sketching out the layout ideas to the finished piece, all in all, the album artwork took around 9 days to complete. I used a black bic biro pen (my favourite artistic implement) and some thick children’s coloured pencils on heavy duty, rough grained paper.
V For Vagina gave me one of the best illustration briefs I’ve ever received. They said:
“So long as it says: ‘Circus!‘, ‘Punk!‘ and ‘Lesbian!‘, and includes the colours red and yellow, you can do whatever you want with this album cover Al.”
So I did.
For Illustration Queries, contact:
brokenglasseye@hotmail.com
If you are interested in a copy of “A Circus Of Vaginas”, contact:
V For Vagina on Facebook by clicking HERE.
Me on Facebook by clicking HERE.
Here are some details from the cover…
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Part II was supposed to be out long before now but I had conflicting ideas of where I wanted it to go.
Zip on over to Al Cook’s “Necropolis” to see Part I of ‘Cut Loose’ in all its glory and where Part II will appear in the not to distant future.
Oh aye!
Please become a pal on the Facebook Page because it’s pretty lonely over there.
My comic strip Al Cook’s “Necropolis” is about to change and so, I thought I’d share some memories.
…Ahh, memories.
…ARGGHHHHH! MEMORIES!
Last month I decided that my strip was over detailed and I had a good mind to make it really scratchy and quick but just as I was about to do that, Christmas arrived and Anna presented me with a rare Glasgow comic book called “The Bogie Man” and that changed everything.
A while ago, I mentioned “The Bogie Man” HERE but I had no idea how detailed it was inside and how good it looked because of it.
So that’s that. Next time you take a look at Al Cook’s “Necropolis”, things should look pretty different.
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