Tonia does many many things. Her prolific output includes the interior front cover of this anthology, Eat Comics, Meus Officium Est Abyssus and a much anticipated pirates anthology will be coming out very very soon. Check out her stuff here.
Artist, designer and all around nice guy, he created the cover for Dreams of Tomorrow and also created the cover for Something Wicked and has a talent for the macarbe. In January he'll be exhibiting his works in Melbourne. Check out his stuff here.
Gavin produced the artwork for Tomorrow Dreaming. His works include a self published comic Bob and his work will be featured in Tonia Walden's soon to be released pirates anthology. Check out this and more of his stuff here.
Maggie, Mistress of Pulpfaction, creator of webcomics such as Katie Galaxie and Encre de Chine and an ex-pat by proxy. Check out her stuff here.
Mark was the words and concept mand for Dreams of Tommy Tomorrow. He has super powers, produced the very fabulous OzComics Magazine for a goodly chunk of time. You can read his blog here.
Colin Wells produced the art for Dreams of Tommy Tomorrow, he has a nifty portfolio look
Mister Grug is very prolific and brazen hussy that he is, he keeps appearing in other people's comics all over the place. He has a gift for the unbearably cute and the deeply poignant, his is the superpower to make grown women squee like Japanese school girls. You can check out some of his volumes of work here.
Troy is the mind behind RadioTak and produced theSomething Wicked horror anthology. He's also just released Owen (very popular, has car chases and killing people) and his publishing credits include works in Xuan Xuan and The Ink. Check out his website and buy his stuff. Crouching Hamster Hidden Squirrel merchandising available soon. Crouching Hamster was first birthed in Tonia's Once Upon a Time experiement and illustrated by Ms Walden herself.
Caanan got his start drawing on the walls (and doors) of the family home. And the kitchen bench. Then the dashboard of the car. Until eventually someone shoved paper in front of him. In grade 5, he knew he wanted to be a comic strip artist like Charles Schulz, no matter how much his teachers protested the values of math, english and other aspects of life's slight inconveniences. His latest work has been for Radiotak's Something Wicked anthology, Cambridge University Press and Ziptales, an online learning site where he's been knee deep in comic recreations of classic myths and fairy tales. The comic strip dream draws closer every year. Check out his grossly neglected website.
Dean produces many strange things, to paraphrase his website His comics have appeared in a number of magazines including; Mania, KidZone, Kids Alive (UK), Krash, K-Zone, Comet, Pursuit, and Explore. He's illustrated four books - 2 for Ashton Scholastic, 1 for Acorn Press and 1 for the Victorian Foundation for the Victims of Torture and Trauma. Never one to rest, he's also been in Dreams of Tomoorow, Eat Comics, Operation Funnybone and Pirates (Australia), Mococo (France), Megazeen, the International Christian Comics Competition Anthology and Weird Illustrated (USA). Dean's comic Grossgirl and Boogerboy has been running for three years and was a longplay feature on the ModernTales website. His how to draw series (Drawing With Dean) is 'self-syndicated' to a number of magazines and his work is being used in the UK comic SAM119. Dean's artwork in the recent 'Are You Going to Buy That?' exhibition entitled 'A is for ...' was described in the Melbourne 'Age' newspaper as, "...touching and morose" and is currently being self published as a black and white mini through Comixpress. If Dean was ever given one wish, it would be a toss up between world peace or a pet monkey. You can look at some of his stuff here.
"Mike Delight intends to save the world... one panel at a time. Whatever endeavour he is involved in can usually be found via his redirect url http://bounce.to/mdma. A 64 page graphic novel featuring Dudley & Thetos (the characters in 'Cerebral Dreams') can be found here.
A prolific you creator with wonderfully expressive lines, his publishing credits include Voiceworks, Noise, Halt Magazine, Generation 2004, Generation 2005 and has just published Happy Birthday anyway. Do yourself a favour and check out his website
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