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Minute Comic Review

I've been doing these Minute Comic Reviews on my instagram feed but my mission is to make everyone love indie comics so I'm going to share them here too. ^_^

This one talks about Zim Zam the Dwarf by Hugh Madden

They are all available in Little Deer Comics, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7 D07 KC80, or online at littledeercomics.ie

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go OFF queen

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Hourly comics day was last week! These were mine 🖤 Shares appreciated 🖤

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The end (of the book) is in sight! Only another 15 or so pages to go.

This scene is set in Dublin 3, a place I love. I’m having North Dublin love pangs right now! I like setting locations in real places, it helps cement them in my mind, makes them feel real, I hope helping the story be more convincing too. 

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Some of my fav pieces I did for AARP’s sistersletter

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Are we there yet? 

Well, no. It seems like every time I look, I still have about a quarter of this book to do, it’s like a horizon that never gets nearer ^_^

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My work highlight of the year as it closes.*

Be well everyone, I know this time of year is not easy for everyone - I wish you all peace and joy.  (*^^*)♡

*(the cover to the anthology Home, published by Dublin Comic Arts Festival, funded by the Arts Council.)

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Off home 

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From I love/I fear a live reading we did recently at Red Line Book Festival. Such good times..

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Yay! I loved doing this. Who knew history could be so fun? 

NOT ME

The Awesome Ladies of Cork (art by Debbie Jenkinson)

Countess Markievicz was a politician, suffragette and revolutionary nationalist and socialist. She fought in the 1916 rising and was sentenced to death. This was reduced however on the grounds of her gender.  

Uncover more secrets about Cork here

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An Irish Alphabet poster I made for Irish Primary Schools.

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Poster for Primary Schools I am working on - dream job #learnirish 

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Want one of these? It’s really good, I promise.  Work by Sarah Bowie, Alan Dunne, Debbie Jenkinson, Gus Hughes, Elida Maiques, and Katherine Foyle http://straylines.org/issue-two/

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Huge thanks to @thenib for having me make this comic! If Tumblr’s resizing makes parts illegible, you can also read the nicer original version over on The Nib’s website: “Fatness, Femininity, and the Media We Deserve”

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Free Willy moment from Fat Cat, a 20 page darkly humorous black and white comic about feline/human relations. Read the online version here

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[I did try to upload it on tumblr - but it didn’t.] 

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Whoa! Like, right now? 

*Checks under bed*

Imaginary sketchbook from Helsinki Comix Festival / Helsingin Sarjakuva Festivaalit 2016. Thank you, Culture Ireland. Kiitokset, Sarjisfestarit. As for you, Alan Dunne and Debbie Jenkinson, pals from Stray Lines, I’m watching you.