Showing posts with label QCA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label QCA. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

'The Soldier Legacy' to be a part of the 25th Anniversary of Griffith Film School Animation

It was very kind of the organisers of the 25th Anniversary of Griffith Film School Animation to invite me to partake in some of the festivities coming up in the next week or so. I am very much looking forward to chatting with past alumni students and viewing all the great artwork from past and present, including a couple of my own bits and pieces on display.

They were also very kind to write an article on my goings on since developing the Soldier Legacy comic from a uni concept to its current incarnation. I sound so much smarter and more successful in the world than I probably am ;P But, we'll roll with it, yeah? It doesn't happen very often.
http://animation.griffithfilmschool.com/paul-mason/

The events, beginning August 31st:
http://animation.griffithfilmschool.com/exhibition-screening-events/

And the panel which I'll be a part of, sitting there in awe at the other wonderful guests :D :
http://animation.griffithfilmschool.com/meet-sundays-presentation-panel/

Thanks again, QCA and GFS. I can't wait.

ps: Also this week, the Momus Report referenced the Soldier Legacy Youi Insurance commercial in an article that touches on the late Tony Scott. http://themomusreport.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/that-other-time-tony-scott-and-quentin.html

Thank you all :D


Wednesday, June 20, 2012

The Soldier Legacy on Kapow! S2 Ep 1 Supanova 2012 Special!



Great Australian comic book review show 'Kapow!' were kind enough to interview me on all the 'Soldier Legacy' nonsense at last weekend's Sydney Supanova! Watch the whole show, with Al, Sonya and Ray reviewing some great comic books, action figures and seeing all the sights around the convention floor, then shoot back to me at 3:14 in to listen to me fumble my way through Al's interview ;D See some art from the latest Soldier Legacy trade paperback, the new release Soldier Legacy #4, and the 1880's Soldier in mine and Chris Sequeira's back up feature with the "Diabolical Dr Nikola" in 'Dark Detective: Sherlock Holmes' #7

Thanks also the producer Ben Shackleford. Enjoy!

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

The Soldier goes international! at the 5th Jilin International Animation and Comics Exhibition, China 2011




Thank you to my associate uni project supervisor Andi Spark for arranging the images and providing me with photos from her recent trip to the 5th Jilin International Animation and Comics exhibition in China this month. I am very appreciative to have the work exhibit overseas at this event and for her to arrange this to occur. These images were part of the recent Gympie Regional Gallery exhibit "Drawing and Animation" arranged by QCA, taken straight from issue 2 of the comic. I believe there was talk of the entire exhibition moving up to Mackay, unsure if these is going to occur, or has already occurred, but I will find out.

Anyways, thanks all :D