ComicCreatorsUK

We've a new blog all about the fabulous Ken Reid - we also have two pages of his art newly on display at the @Cartoonmuseumuk, including Faceache, whose forthcoming collection from @britcomics is due any day now. comiccreatorsuk.wordpress.com/2017/11/16/spo…

We talk early comics art from Sydney Jordan & Jim Holdaway on the blog, & interview Sydney: comiccreatorsuk.wordpress.com/2017/10/24/dic…

It's the last few days of our #2000AD exhibition! It's been a great one, thanks to all who came by to see it. Stay… ift.tt/2oq2l8u

The phenomenal @Sean_G_Murphy is gonna be @orbitalcomics on the 29th of April. We are a lucky city. twitter.com/orbitalcomics/…

Some great advice on backgrounds and perspective, for comic and concept artists alike: kotaku.co.uk/2016/02/15/ind…

Briefly mistook this for 'cosmetics series.' It's those fabulous nails. twitter.com/FPDublin/statu…

Back in December, we posted about a generous man named Nik Pollard, who donated 28 wonderful pages of comic art to… ift.tt/2oN4vzs

Via the suggestion box, we asked what art you wanted to see in the museum. You responded: 'Please build a maze in the museum.' Okay.

Our 2000AD exhibition is on for three more weeks! Don't make us go full Mega City 1 on ya. ift.tt/2oBAUIs

Happy #WorldBookDay everyone! Comic books totally count btw. The clue is in the name!

*proudly beaming* twitter.com/fpinternationa…

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A sneak peak! Whether you're a Mega City scag or a sentient protozoa from the next galaxy … ift.tt/2jiXeDS

Come on down Earthlets! Original artwork from 40 years of the greatest comic in the galaxy. ift.tt/2j8pttz

It's a little hard to make out, but this Strontium Dog panel features someone's face disap… ift.tt/2jApaUI

Thanks @bleedingcool for covering our @2000AD exhibition here at the @Cartoonmuseumuk! Come on down, Earthlets! bleedingcool.com/2017/01/25/mar…

Some incredible art and a packed house at the opening of the @Cartoonmuseumuk's 2000 AD exhibition - on until April!

How am I only just now noticing that Mike Pence and Moloch from WATCHMEN are literally indistinguishable

Half-tones, rhythm, and shape used here to represent consciousness. ift.tt/2igKbHq

Back in the days before Ctrl+C Ctrl+V, it could sometimes be the publisher's job to amend … ift.tt/2hzsmjc