Simon Gane

The audacity of using AI on an adaptation of an Alberto Breccia comic... a guy who went to any lengths to pursue new ways of analog texturing his work. He made comics of nothing but cut up construction paper, he embroidered landscapes in his panels, and inked with fucking razor blades

I was commissioned to make a banner/wall hanging to celebrate Wales women’s football team making their debut at Euro25. Hand sewn in wool felt. Pob lwc Cymru! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

New interview about THE VOICE SAID KILL and related miscellany.

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And here's a sneak of Issue #2's B-cover by the ever-extraordinary @simonjgane.bsky.social

@imagecomics.com @vanesadelrey.bsky.social

My Wanderlust book is back in stock. 40 pages. A4 size jonathanestore.bigcartel.com

Very kind, Jed!

Inks…

Here’s the cover drawing for CAMRA’s new issue of BEER magazine. It ties in with @morrighani.bsky.social’s newly released BEER FESTIVALS book, the cover I’ve posted previously.🍻

The front cover of BEER magazine, featuring an adapted version of my new book cover by illustrator Simon Gane.

A photo of the first pages of my article, How the beer festival went national.

Well, that was a lovely surprise through my letterbox just now.

More great work from @simonjgane.bsky.social

Not many - if any - bands have meant more to me than Conflict. Thank you, Colin Jerwood💔 #RIP #conflict #anarchopunk

Sorry for the hot take, but middle-aged white dudes making comics who have made more money from those comics than the vast majority of other current comic book creators combined complaining about the "woke" in comics will never not be just pathetic.

My hand holding a copy of Beer Festivals: a great British tradition by Laura Hadland. The cover consists of a colourful illustration depicting a diverse variety of people happily drinking beer.

The new book from @morrighani.bsky.social has just plopped through my door - thanks @camraofficial.bsky.social. Expect a review soon, probably with some grunting about ‘why I don’t like beer festivals’. I can tell you now, though, that’s a wonderful cover by @simonjgane.bsky.social

Oh, my copy’s literally just arrived too! Congrats again @morrighani.bsky.social and thank you Phil, v kind.

I'd rather save art, human creativity and good music, but maybe that's just me

Oh no! Just messaged you, Jamie.

Erica from James Tynion IV & Werther Dell’Edera’s Something is Killing the Children.

Beer Festivals, A Great British Tradition - CAMRA shop Beer and cider festivals have been mainstays of the British drinking calendar for more than 50 years, and have played a huge role in shaping the beer landscape of the UK, in all its richness and diver...

Happy publication day to 'Beer Festivals: a great British tradition'.

My second book is out in the world, and you can get your hands on a copy from the CAMRA website now.

Oh! Congrats, Laura. Looking forward to bagging a copy🍻

Homage to Joann Sfar’s Aspirine #tbt #joannsfar

Thanks Sean!

That’s good to hear!🙏

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Glad to have a few pieces from Simon up on my walls!

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Thanks Sean! It means a lot coming from a king o’ covers.

Thank you mate🍻

Haha, that does work! (Honored)

Thank you Ronn!

Here’s my variant cover for issue 30 of @jamesthefourth and @martinsimmonds mighty Department of Truth. @readtinyonion @imagecomics

I debated including an NY hot dog cart, happy to learn I didn’t need to!

Some more of this Elektra drawing. #elektra #frankmiller