Comments on: Fine Art and Comics http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics { Derik Badman's Writing on Comics (mostly) } Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:32:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: marie http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics/comment-page-1#comment-557 marie Sat, 13 May 2006 17:40:58 +0000 http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics#comment-557 i defenitively keep your blog in my favorites and i defenitively need to translate my web site from french to english... i defenitively keep your blog in my favorites
and i defenitively need to translate my web site from french to english…

]]> By: DerikB http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics/comment-page-1#comment-552 DerikB Fri, 12 May 2006 22:16:07 +0000 http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics#comment-552 Hi Tim. I'm working on getting a viewable reproduction of the Twombly works. I just have to track the one book that seems to have them. If you are ever in Philadelphia I highly recommend checking out that room in the museum. There's never anyone in there except the guard. Lombardi's work looks interesting, much more comic like than Twombly's, the schematic element makes me think of various infinite canvas webcomics. Hi Tim. I’m working on getting a viewable reproduction of the Twombly works. I just have to track the one book that seems to have them. If you are ever in Philadelphia I highly recommend checking out that room in the museum. There’s never anyone in there except the guard.

Lombardi’s work looks interesting, much more comic like than Twombly’s, the schematic element makes me think of various infinite canvas webcomics.

]]> By: Tim Godek http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics/comment-page-1#comment-551 Tim Godek Fri, 12 May 2006 20:57:58 +0000 http://madinkbeard.com/archives/fine-art-and-comics#comment-551 The intesection of comics and art, comics and literature, and even comics and other pop-culture-visual forms has also held my interest the past couple of years. I even considered penning a column on it ("Almost Comics" or something like that.) Not enough time, alas. You're description of the Twombly work kind of reminds me of Mark Lombardi's work, in the visual/textual nature. Although Lombardi's lean more towards the textual his drawings are definitely a kind of visual narrative. I'd really be interested in seeing more detailed views of the Twombly's if you ever do find them. ANd I'm looking forward to more on this kind of subject. The intesection of comics and art, comics and literature, and even comics and other pop-culture-visual forms has also held my interest the past couple of years. I even considered penning a column on it (“Almost Comics” or something like that.) Not enough time, alas.

You’re description of the Twombly work kind of reminds me of Mark Lombardi’s work, in the visual/textual nature. Although Lombardi’s lean more towards the textual his drawings are definitely a kind of visual narrative. I’d really be interested in seeing more detailed views of the Twombly’s if you ever do find them. ANd I’m looking forward to more on this kind of subject.

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