I revise a short comic that I’ve revisited & adapted for my graphic novel Oh Brother. See how I’ve adapted the story and my style has changed over the years.
Read MoreMy Go-To Story
My favourite “Rob” story to tell up has always been about the time that he introduced us to our next door neighbours (who are were very kind and lovely people).
Read MoreGood Ripping Material
One of my brother’s favourite things to do growing up was rip paper into equal sized strips. Unfortunately for my book collection, he didn’t mind where he got his source material from.
Read MoreGood Reads // March & April
My top reads for March & April 2017.
Read MoreHarry
About a year ago, almost to the day, our family dog Harry passed away. Harry was super important to me growing up and was a big part of childhood. I’m so glad that I’m able to remember him in my writing.
Read MoreThe Burrow
During March this year I was invited to work and live out of a studio apartment in Norwood, South Australia for three weeks by the May Gibbs Children's Literature Trust (MGCLT). I had been awarded the Ian Wilson Memorial Fellowship (in fact I was the inaugural winner) for unpublished authors. So I packed up my things and got ready for an adventure.
Read MoreAutism in Film part 2
Part 2 of how I see autism represented in film.
Read MoreMentor Pals // Part Two // Mandy Ord
Last week I showed excerpts from my sketchbook with Pat Grant, so this week I thought I'd show some of the work I did with Mandy Ord.
Read MoreMentor Pals // Part One // Pat Grant
Have a sneak peek at some pages from a sketchbook I shared with one of my mentors, Pat Grant, while working on my Oh Brother project.
Read MoreWriting autobio comics
Reposting of a blog post I wrote a few years ago for Writers SA about writing autobio comics. Just sharing a few tips and thoughts I’ve had about making autobio comics.
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Following on from my last post about how the design of the characters in my graphic novel, Oh Brother, have changed over the 7-ish years I’ve been working on the book, this post is about my absolute favourite thing: drawing emotions!