So, I've just seen Mirrormask. What made me watch it was that I know Dave McKean and Neil Gaiman from kids' books they've made. There's The Day I Swapped my Dad for Two Goldfish: There's The Wolves in the Walls: And there's Crazy Hair: - all three with Neil Gaiman. There aren't many illustrations for Gaiman's Coraline,…
Sketches from Mirrormask (2006). Dir. Dave McKean.
Dave Mckean at Adam's Gallery, Reigate,
Dave McKean, Prague, Falling, 2020 | Kafka's Pencil: work from Prague, Cages and Dostoyevsky | Dave McKean acknowledges a profound and absolute belief in creativity. This British illustrator and comic book artist, born in 1963, is adept at covering his tracks, graphically speaking, and his poetic worlds keep pushing back the artistic frontiers of the comic strip, cinema and multimedia.A child | Artwork | HUBERTY & BREYNE
art by Dave McKean for Neil Gaiman 's Smoke & Mirrors
books – Dave Mckean
Two stories weave in and out of each other in Dave McKean’s new graphic novel 'Raptor', due out from Dark Horse this month.
Dave McKean is an English illustrator, photographer, comic book Artist and graphic designer among other things. His eclectic work incorporates drawing, painting, photography, collage, found objects and digital art. McKean is truly a mixed media artist and one of the first to embrace digital technologies in such an open
Dave McKean, Prague, Kafka insect, 2020 | Kafka's Pencil: work from Prague, Cages and Dostoyevsky | Dave McKean acknowledges a profound and absolute belief in creativity. This British illustrator and comic book artist, born in 1963, is adept at covering his tracks, graphically speaking, and his poetic worlds keep pushing back the artistic frontiers of the comic strip, cinema and multimedia.A child | Artwork | HUBERTY & BREYNE
Dave McKean - Crime and Punishment, 29, 2020 | Kafka's Pencil: work from Prague, Cages and Dostoyevsky | Dave McKean acknowledges a profound and absolute belief in creativity. This British illustrator and comic book artist, born in 1963, is adept at covering his tracks, graphically speaking, and his poetic worlds keep pushing back the artistic frontiers of the comic strip, cinema and multimedia.A child | Artwork | HUBERTY & BREYNE