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Cloudscape HQ is under construction Hello, everyone. Just a quick emergency announcement to let you all know that Cloudscape HQ is going to undergo some renovations this week so our building will be closed until Friday evening. All events and open studio times are cancelled for this week. That includes this […]
The second batch of “Comics in Transit” comics have been spotted all over town. They’ll only be here until November 15th so make sure you get a good look at them before they’re gone.
The participating artists & writers for Bones of the Coast, our up-coming horror anthology, have been working hard to make their stories as frightening as possible, so it’s time to give them a little recognition.
People in Vancouver just keep talking about our Comics in Transit. There are articles about us in the Vancouver Courier and Vancity Buzz!
A mockumentary about Ron Vark, Vancouver’s most influential, most controversial, and most insane comic artist. Written by and starring members of Cloudscape. Warning: Contains swearing.
Our collaboration with the Vancouver B Movie Factory, a local society of indie filmmakers, for the fourth episode of their TV show. In A Man & A Cape, a young outcast discovers a cape that takes him on a strange and frightening adventure, an adventure that shifts between live-action film […]
The Other Press, Douglas College’s student newspaper, chatted with Cloudscape board members Oliver McTavish-Wisden and Bevan Thomas about Comics in Transit, Epic Canadiana, and other Cloudscape projects.
Cloudscape’s “Comics in Transit” keeps on rolling! Comics have been popping-up in bus shelters all over Metro Vancouver, one-page stories created by such prominent local creators as Nina Matsumoto, Johnnie Christmas, Steve Rolston, and many more. We’ve been getting a lot of attention, including more buzz in the Georgia Straight and an extensive […]
Cloudscape’s “Comics in Transit” keeps on rolling! We’ve been getting a lot of attention, including more buzz in the Georgia Straight and an extensive article in UBC’s student magazine, the Ubyssey. In the Ubyssey article, Cloudscape president Oliver McTavish-Wisden talks about what inspired him to create “Comics in Transit”
The Georgia Straight recently chatted about various things Cloudscape-related, including our involvement in the upcoming Culture Days, Langara’s new Graphic Novel & Comix program, and of course Comics in Transit. Check out the article: “Langara Launches Comics program; Cloudscape Takes Public Transit.”
