Sunday, January 31, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Bibliography for "The Gahdner Heist," p.120 in Inbound 4
Since Inbound 4 was pressed for space and could not include a bibliography page for the individual stories, I am posting mine here on my blog.
Ulrich Boser's book, The Gardner Heist was particularly helpful. It gave me a complete overview of the events, investigations and theories concerning the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist, and an insight to the personalities of the people linked to the case. Also, I used the photo of Rembrandt's Storm on the Sea of Galilee as a reference when I drew my pencil version of the painting on my splash page. I also used the color photo of Harold Smith to draw a cartoon version of him (which I did with all due respect).
Bibliography for Line O: "The Gahdner Heist"
Boser, Ulrich. The Gardner Heist. The True Story of the World's Largest Unsolved Art Theft. Harper Collins: New York, NY. 2009
Goldfarb, Hillard T. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. A Companion Guide and History. Yale University Press: New Haven, CT. 1995
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Guide to the Collection. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Boston, MA. 1997
Friday, January 22, 2010
Life After Inbound 4
Now that Inbound 4 is out there, living its own life in various Boston bookstores and comic book stores, people ask me if I am working on something else...Well, I am, sort of...I'm just not sure if "work" is really what I have been up to until now. But I guess it's time to really get started on what I have defined as my new project. I have been playing around with an idea for a while, and have conducted research (I took 400+ photos of streets and buildings in Copenhagen for this purpose), and done a fair amount of sketching. Whatever it will turn out to be in the end, it's definitely girly stuff, no testosterone-fueled guys-in-underpants-saving-the world sort of thing...Not something my boys would want to read, in other words.
These pictures are scanned straight from my sketchbook in their un-photoshopped nakedness, with uncensored babble, blemishes and all.
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