CEREBUS NEWS
Gerhard draws the rear view of the Cerebus High Society Regency Hotel! Soon available for sale as a print! http://gerhardart.com/ashs-regency/
test render
There was a whole lot more to this render, but Prince Keef's hair didn't show it turns out - not sure why, but seems to be back and rerendering:)
Dave Ryan, President of Red Anvil comics, selling original artwork of their latest published issue of "War of the Independents" featuring a Cerebus approved crossover in what is also a very Cerebus centered plotline http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/142035675532?roken=cUgayN
Also, here's President of Red Anvil comics, Dave Ryan, in a segment of Cerebus TV back in the day:) (at 3:37 and 5:03) https://youtu.be/nw00YJCjEvw
Some more sites spotlighting the return of a Cerebus comic series below
Hair transferred to Despuess rig by Paul Ormerod
(for some reason the earlier rig version was imported in this particular scene - usually they are linked thus making it easier to swap out an older rig with an updated version. Paul to the rescue! Also this might just be the last Despuess scene to test render.))
For the premiere of the "Cerebus in hell" webcomic Dave Sim made a film - watch now!
Added bonus see comments section of the "Moment of Cerebus" blog http://momentofcerebus.blogspot.com/2016/06/is-cerebus-in-hell.html
for banter between Dave and fellow comic legend Stephen R. Bissette (particularly well known for his run on the comic Swamp Thing and his love for all things horror:))
A new strip was revealed every half hour today and a new one will be posted each day from here on at http://www.cerebusdownloads.com
leading up to the sale of the hardcopy editions of "Cerebus in hell" with all new material
in conjunction with the 40th anniversary of Cerebus - see poster below
rough ideas for ads for the Cerebus film:)
(not an actual scene from the film - not that it would be out of place for Prince Mick and Prince Keef to hallucinate something like this:))
These are just the tip of the iceberg - I tried to pick the ones that to me appeared to be the biggest though I've probably accidentallyoverlooked some....you really learn how many comic sites there are in the world - it's just amazing really even when it is "the biggest comic book industry story of the year".
These are just the tip of the iceberg - I tried to pick the ones that to me appeared to be the biggest though I've probably accidentallyoverlooked some....you really learn how many comic sites there are in the world - it's just amazing really even when it is "the biggest comic book industry story of the year".
Message from Sean Michael Robinson who is in charge of the Cerebus restoration project:
Hello everyone. This is just your periodic update that we are still looking for original Cerebus art scans! Although I've now completed work on approximately 2,300 pages of the series, almost every time I get a new original art scan I'm still shocked at how much detail was lost as it went from stat camera to negative to original printings. Every single page counts, and my restoration job will never be complete until every single page of original art has been tracked down and scanned.
So! Do you have an original art page or other piece of Dave Sim artwork? Do you know someone who has one? Please contact me at cerebusarthunt at gmail dot com for further info! We're looking for color 600 ppi scans. Any and all leads appreciated! Thanks again for your support.
(for those of you curious about the particulars—when a book has been "completed," the original art scans are filed away until the next print run. So, for instance, the next printing of High Society will have an additional 20 or so original art pages replacing existing pages sourced from negs or print copies. The next C + S I edition will have a whopping 45+ pages sourced from original art. Etc etc etc.)
I got back home late last night from the Philadelphia Wizard World show and I had a great time. I was busy but not so busy that I couldn't spend some time hanging out and chatting with the folks that came by my table.
A highlight though for me was that they placed me right beside Gerhard (of Cereus fame). It was just awesome spending time with him and his partner Shelley and I even came away with a super swell jam piece that we did. I'll always treasure it.
Cerebus on mural at the new San Diego Comic Art Gallery
Gerhard art auction for Hero Initiative (the first-ever federally chartered not-for-profit corporation dedicated strictly to helping comic book creators in need) http://gerhardart.com/helping-heroes/
