Author Archives: k4media

Those Silent Army kids, always on the go. Here they are defacing the National Gallery of Victoria. Somehow they got in the exhibition book too. More pix

From David Chelsea: My 24 -hour Comic experience went better than I had any right to expect. I wrapped mine up at 6 am, three hours short of deadline- I then went back and added some blacks and extra details, … Continue reading →

COMIC ILLUSTRATION DESIGN COMPETITION 2004 http://www.sayembara-festival-award.com/ Harvey Pekar frenzy continues. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/05/28/1085641705629.html also, new issue of Undergrowth is out. 2004_06_17_Undergrowth2.htm

Comics Liberation Front. http://p078.ezboard.com/fcomicsaustraliaannounce.showMessage?topicID=665.topic

The Traveling Zinemobile wants your books and comics for a tour of USA and Canada. Francais OK! And www.minicomixcoop.org is looking for your comics to globally swap. Zine World needs your comics for review – http://groups.yahoo.com/group/zine_world/ – and Mopy Strawfellow … Continue reading →

hello. letting yous know ive just reissued the froth/pumice comic/record i made with michael fikaris last year. this time its a cd and comic, the 7″ version is long gone….anyway theys $10pp each from me at po box 68518, newton, … Continue reading →

Palm Pilot strip from David Chelsea. www.kboo.org

======SILENT ARMY COHORTS====== and the rest of the unified world TAKE NOTE! ============================================ PAINTINGS/STENCILS/COMIC BOOKS/SCULPTURES/LIVE PERFOMANCE OUTLANDISH A DISPLAY OF OVER FIFTY ARTISTS IN AN OLD WAREHOUSE ================================================================================= Including : SILENT ARMY / HA-HA / MARK ‘CHOPPER’ READ / REKA … Continue reading →

New From Q-Ray: http://www.geocities.com/thelecture/

Publishing Limits -What can and can’t (or will and won’t) get published in Australia? -What’s profitable? -What do audiences want? -How can a writer find their audience? -What if your work’s too small, too niche or too out there for … Continue reading →