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Derek at Comics Alternative interviews Jeff and Oliver about Swan Song. Listen to Cloudscape’s directors talk about all the marvelous elements of our music-themed anthology at Comics Alternative Kicktstarter: Swan Song.
We are really excited to announce that Swan Song will be available in both Hardcover and softcover! $45 for the hardcover and $30 for the softcover. Pre-order yours today!
Cloudscape’s new anthology is now available on Kickstarter! You can expect more news about it soon, but for now, check out this link for what the book is all about, or check out a couple of pages from some of the stories: (Those pages are by Yashaswi Kesanakurthy & Annalise […]
We are looking for a one-day-a-month bookkeeper for Cloudscape Comics. The candidate should be knowledgeable, professional, and upbeat. A love of comics a bonus! The ideal candidate will have a passion for helping our organization live up to its potential and helping sort out the books to assure we know […]
Look Straight Ahead is a powerful graphic novel by Canadian cartoonist Elaine M. Will, exploring the mental breakdown of 17-year-old Jeremy Knowles. School pressure and extreme bullying cause Jeremy to suffer a break from reality, and he must find a way to heal himself as everything feels like it’s crumbling around […]
An article on Comics in Transit, our big public art project, is featured on IVOH, and includes an interview with Comics in Transit creator and Cloudscape executive director Oliver McTavish-Wisden: Founded in 2015, Comics in Transit creates original, poster-sized comics for display in bus shelters and transit stops around Vancouver and […]
Just reminding everyone that the reception for Field Guides, this year’s exhibition of the Vancouver Field House Program, is tomorrow evening at the Roundhouse. Stop by to see what Cloudscape and all the other field houses have been doing.
Today is Miriam Libicki’s first day on the job as the Vancouver Public Library’s comic-focused writer-in-residence. She was interviewed by CBC’s On the Coast and featured in an online article where she describes her comics and what she wants to do as writer-in-residence. “Comics are a very accessible form of literature,” Miriam […]
Graphic novelist and Cloudscape contributor Miriam Libicki has been named the Vancouver Public Library’s 2017 writer in residence. Miriam is the creator of jobnik!, an autobiographical comic series that recounts her service in the Israeli army and Toward a Hot Jew – her collection of graphic essays exploring what it means […]
You may have noticed that the Cloudscape website has an artist section that features the profiles of various Cloudscape members, as well one features links to their webcomics. If you are an artist who has attended Cloudscape meetings and/or contributed to our anthologies, then we would love to include you. […]
