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" Rock band boy Cox fashion show my ex con right here if I'm Josh. And I'm -- And heads over the over the years we would like to take a look at a crater and kind of spotlight that work. We tend to talk a lot about Ryan Anderson and and causes must talk about them. We don't want title and artist and irrigation -- for exactly and one one artists that we that would take take a look at his work is and tumbles. And tables with comfortable and an honor. Sorry yeah. He's -- is an Australian artist. Appreciate it -- as. But it's at least from Australia as an all a good. He's from Australia and he he hasn't been working that term -- long it's that's six years in the common business but in the six years he's had a very big in different --"

" And in fact there's nobody does work it looks like his work and is now there's not time guys out there. You can say. In the implication of this is this guys is nobody else. -- original he does -- own and does the whole package met the enemy is on color is to -- the artist she's a counselor is -- any of those things. And it doesn't look like anything else and acting for that reason. He's he's notable."

" He's also done a good job of putting up with people her popular writers like he sort of or else what else -- its -- actually following -- Therefore is thrust into the spotlight and he -- great. Books. But it reads the people who -- read welcome."

" It's this then there's -- there's something visceral masters Arctic connects with people that and it's hard to forget. It's -- it somehow is handshakes on the images Rembrandt. Well you said it also doesn't look like anyone else is easy to remember that's I think he first time kind of came on the scene in 2 and he he -- into the art on house on."

" Hello bon follow that would who is I think -- anybody who's close to yet what you want to go to school those Canucks actually would. And -- and that's cool -- but based -- political news and it's important to note. And after physically sick and well I don't know -- hundred -- lesson tells him it's. It's. I thought. A post on like. This -- book that was very eerie. -- It was really weird and and and he's Pittsburgh and west because it's -- on then yes but if it's perfectly because it -- serial. -- strange sort of thing and is a good place for for examples to. Since then its heels in and and it was you know mid -- shown office which tends to. Get these kind of Sharon is on par. You like sex getting guy exist. There is wise because into."

" To also to the history he is inevitable that sort of blew up. Nowhere Coulter did tonight which writer Steve Niles you may have seen the recent movie which to muster but. That that book was one of those slow build books also -- just you heard about it every."

" It was a it was at his other things it was -- an -- And -- polite little -- for people who don't know if you haven't heard vampires. And Barrow Alaska a town that has no daylight for thirty days. Well that seems like just the place for vampires to -- doesn't it."

" What would you tell you gift of what you get -- creepy. Creepy vampires. The best of the film which we didn't like was that it really translated the look of his art this -- to tell me --"

" The colors. And what's what's interesting is that because of man pardon me you know -- Dracula to develop policies in this this'll happen. This from this reinvented the visual look of vampires you know what happens now. Richard but it was less about you know and he would members complained that to Kansas and but Ben Campbell's what did we know biased -- members there headed for the dress nicely there fan. But then also when it comes the next -- you. Yeah. But what comes in the -- they would open themselves and this gaping maw of tank on TV and she thinks he can steep it's good genes that. Like giant is yet. And it and it really kind of chase took the IBM empire and he's changed it and it's such an easy thing to do this is Sullivan and they did it so uniquely well."

" always been the sexy. Monster you know who sing yeah yeah the whole concept of this whole culture around people want to be back with its natural state justice -- it's like that didn't. But this is like vampires are (%expletive) scary monsters that here's. You should be terrified about that -- Honestly outlawed all loved the book for the story I loved books for the -- his art this is the first -- whole while this guy did this happen."

" Like nothing you've ever seen and let's just that he does the entire page so he doesn't. But layout and the elements borders and honest and that and it's it's it's an each pages that immersing experience -- This that's all that's the thing he does and it comes out and more in his later work acting as you look in the city art. That what you'll do is. Help you have this ethereal. Sat back that -- and then in the middle of it is really what is. Simple almost cartoonish sort of shape very evocative whatever it is you'll see as you go through this but like. All that stuff but he puts it behind did all of that you'll see your original art like it. There's not a lot there and had so much to after the fact -- start the drawing. Figures and everything as part of it and the rest of it's just so."

" so -- that is drawn to -- let's get to the most of the pages existed fault. Like there's always like this and smoky NASA. Which is why the nothing changes this project lies and then keep it from there it is. It is ridiculous to goto -- up his -- practice today and of them in the book of stories to continue on but. He did it to just want ballots it's the end."

" And pollen or with signals into partnership or I'll call felt. Fell is one and one of the rare books that author must love in -- An art and that it's is published by image comics and it kind of mom got a lot of attention because it changed the ten and the format its sixteen page story for Bachman and -- color how did you turn that down and two daughters nine and what was amazing is that."

" I don't know if it was else's script or tumbles -- art or the combination of the two but."

" You didn't get shorted in the sixteenth is without each story with that kind of one and done. Telling the story -- and detective Richard felt in -- it was just which is which makes Gotham city look like house. Torso and the."

" Each and each issue just feels complete and totally rich and fall and it's interesting because fell it's not a horror markets crime."

" And so it's but it's terrific and he brings a lot of that comes across a lot of tones that he worked on entered his night to tell where you set the scene and you get that smoking kind of feeling union night is different game in. And and it's really examined there was that one issue. Whitman tells us into war and does an assignment and they did then -- position found guessing where the guy was in. And just I can't imagine tell about themselves upon us because --"

" I bought -- good night and then you know couple years go by and that's what -- love BR it was you know much bella. This guy. I want to -- the script -- this. Even that has drawn a cartoonish but shouldn't change but the panic. He does great -- so and it. Richard felt -- he's a unique looking territory it is and it's all about so there's not a lot of monsters -- It's all just people expressions all expressions all the all the of -- I mean that's its -- dogs and at a gut punch."

" Yeah politics he's got and given this after the break when he gets lots and act things you know shots and they felt that it does that and also some other. And it it's actually Clinton because. He was as a signing menus and I -- for sketch. And and there's been line annals toughness and I can't sit -- and Richard felt. Newton is that you should want empire and that like enough I don't play anomaly and vampires -- is that I can do vampire I do memoirs but I know. Yeah thousands stimulate a profile element -- that and twenty seconds in the next person and environment the teeth in the Blue Line and like he's he's been black and red -- using both hands and like he was happy like he has a lot of fun doing his art is great. That reflects an obstetrician. Was hit solo."

" I wish I could talk to. And so."

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" Fell one of their books yet trade in hard cover on the comes -- erratically one else's schedule this one. Not to understand it's a project sadness this but. But in additional working and other writers and apparently went to draw she's a ha -- yeah. That's the best and the lag. The script for him -- and hands and -- Isn't about to -- Bouteflika at all. But so and this -- important and other writers beds and hope he's got a -- books he's written himself is an Enron -- got a very close relationship but I DW publishing. -- to put a lot of looks up through them look at its 38 X eight yeah they're so. He's kind of max deal might never. The first one this person mentioned is a book called blow warm and gentlemen corpse. And initially here -- is on call mark -- Then this one interest and."

" It's rough I'm -- I don't know what his -- experience writing just that's the talk about I don't know much right experience yet but this is. This book seems to me like a very early writer stage. Beautiful barns and beautiful look at but I found it difficult to give the story it's not going to let thanks very. Dimension topic monsters and."

" And -- kind of you know let go as far as I can tell -- would job corps is this is this corpse like guy who's been in existence for thousands and thousands of years as a and warm. Yeah Islam comes out of his side and and in this one. And in this trip him back there the earth he's -- he's settled on earth and he likes this beer and -- and his -- kind of crafts do you you know press kind of guy I think to gentleman corpses and the little irony. And or gets attacked by the squid life column RE Hamas -- aliens and that he's fought before and it may take over dimensions and he you know countries that -- you're not -- estimate highlights is the mention. And fights back. And this is is is -- universe is. -- what has a little role as not the moment a robot that he's made -- Parra companion who fights is well. Had an -- that was."

" Retired about suit and news. Yes all of it's all art is kind of -- wondered. It's it's it's -- almost looks like it later that for the I was just say it's almost like you draw these things and then peace the other somewhere around field. Yeah exactly but that's it but that's an exit we're talking about before the show to compare this and some even bought Barbara's work to third is -- you see. The evolution of this illness crafted in this small amount in years. Are you know like third is that is great yard these disparate bits now then. He also has a -- going on actually currently right now to what is called welcome Oxford. And this actually -- all I'm I'm not. It's it's really like Regina should -- and -- I actually actually really got him to prison. I didn't I think it's nice very and it was that's respond to what we have no idea what is start them no idea I'll try -- yeah. Like I believe the tag line is don't drop -- But instead an hour but let it and that is that these -- do you mean like you fit fit fit into the system which may be worse than prison rape and a -- that just. Show more Spirit on this this because more in common with fell in terms and and it's outline. Death. And as a prison where the it's privatized prisons. People just don't want that's -- motion to find from -- company and find out that there's going on its president just rushed copyright it. There's actually demons that."

" What are. I mean there is I was reading this I did this before is that."

" His style is incredibly cinematic."

" And that you'll see this theme over and over again it's very subtle and not looking for you won't really notice it -- have a wide shot of the character of some things will happen and then by time to -- the bottom of the page. The characters have moved but the cameras moved closer right and let's face and it is this."

" On spy on subconscious unconscious way of cranking up the tension and whenever you read his books literally it's a tense experience. And I'm -- numbers like."

" You can by the end of it and in and it's something he does that so subtle. So specifically you'll see that as a motif over and over again and it's it's a camera to move its its is that I think in."

" But it's somehow summoned the way does it and angle and then they expressions -- also put that into colors all of those things I I was really impressed old house and you know it wasn't a book that I wouldn't buy an issue. -- we -- supplement -- senseless act now and it's pretty good and and I'm also out I think it shows."

" Writing he's been matters what -- read the -- back with. And I was so happy to redhawks had asked yeah just like oh he OK so there's either he's gotten better or is this the stories more responsiveness. In its Irish elect."

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" Another current series that animals of working on with rhetoric just ended just. A sentimental favorite. With -- and Johnson's book called space wolves and it's last year."

" I want to comment there and the party gets pissed at the release party -- and it's what is the source is yen up anti Johnson talk to them so that's. When we first heard of that's based estates is. Comic adaptation of it is it's actually pretty cool -- it right well. Except the world rat and it's and stickers whenever there's mention of licensed property you believe you again usually it usually the reaction is. Yeah exactly there's not heard it right. But the created countless books such that well. Maybe you should give us we like it just starts with obsolete would like for awhile so pivotal look at you know what. This is actually I really good. It is --"

" And and it's it's it's been because if you look at it Warren Ellis actually was involved in the project early on some of the concept things on the counter as things at that and he he forever is because Johnson's right. And that he or exceed -- that's. We've recommended Johnson. It's -- but -- there's there's that the connection -- and four. You know billions about the come on in their sponsoring a sponsor a show in the millions coming out around Halloween. And it's you know it for fans of the video game this is a great way it. Kind of you know expand on the universe. You know its horror. --"

" It -- out there. -- Right right get -- the whole story don't want to -- Which missile. Which was good to good people about a whole world read any good to eat things -- are you happy halo comic which never comes out that. And this actually could have -- out. Yeah people want to six children six and you'll want the whole world as the pre you know what you can see it just. The reason why we always say -- to -- properties is usually does not if people work. But this is they took good -- it would be an artist and it costs or else. Bits with the story is it is -- space station that's -- they're off doing next futuristic mining up stations like an alien problem. Aliens and in this this. It's totem is mark next big -- And it has religious and that -- religious implications it's sort of like if we might expect someone discovered the Arctic front runner and so now you've got this. People on this on the station or religious against it or not religious unit apologists is that that kind of compare them -- cultists like Scientology's. So that you've got the religious conflict plus not a political base. From from media can't sleep in there and and it didn't violent acting now to an Angel and then it goes -- and Rwanda but that's that's the story goes. So you've got its just actions discreet visit the religion really stepped through into an angled into the whole thing you -- this creeping sense of dread. Again I think that -- actually seen this. Still aside this is almost the most probable. Like in that they'll put it in the beginning if not likely that pictures of what's what's neat."

" About this -- to me was that it didn't feel like. By us are you know if you'd say no that's okay if I didn't know is reading -- just. -- science fiction story up about an otherworldly place I think that's one less property needs to be yeah. Bombs it's seated and that meant I suppose that's actually you know the stuff actually tweak the -- It's also detailed as it looks like you know image before the original RTC's that the drugs to the color then there's also does win -- on the page yeah."

" I think it's also just an and that this is the famine as far as -- lead this and felt that books that he doesn't letters well. Russell whose letter in this for south -- fell. But I -- just from the get go I could bike after an Oxford and wouldn't you know what that's -- behind helmet. You in the books that he's drunk he's anticipating Wendy well we're -- letters working you know people to different. Kind of field's department has bandages it isn't I'm approach."

" Describe the difference -- it is. The books that he's more it's more him and exited his earlier books were more painted. I spent almost the paint book whereas that's based on -- Petal colors were supposed. That's is that in this big talent and a fellow opera Oxford says it is but. You've noticed but that's it's almost more like colors and then paint dogs that -- and they're all painted just out tweaked these very personal rent. And -- and his."

" And what are what's great is about the you know the crossover potential in -- appears to be pretty. -- That's and hopefully you know folks include -- tech comic -- government troubles -- the nation that there is nice and -- and more people and you know enjoying his work -- of the market."

" Susan we -- collection. Packaged gaming hopefully. By northeast it's almost everybody the day. So so we're short we forgot -- amendment -- them that you problem antigens Dagestan. So if you want to -- content to let them do this complete and it really is -- happy -- it's also great applause and I look at the Byrd looked well after average is in general this is the fact that it had written so it doesn't content that -- down. Or you can call if you are -- Think you're completely wrong new policy that's dated and boys -- between 66 months seven."

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" Rock band boy Cox fashion show my ex con right here if I'm Josh. And I'm -- And heads over the over the years we would like to take a look at a crater and kind of spotlight that work. We tend to talk a lot about Ryan Anderson and and causes must talk about them. We don't want title and artist and irrigation -- for exactly and one one artists that we that would take take a look at his work is and tumbles. And tables with comfortable and an honor. Sorry yeah. He's -- is an Australian artist. Appreciate it -- as. But it's at least from Australia as an all a good. He's from Australia and he he hasn't been working that term -- long it's that's six years in the common business but in the six years he's had a very big in different --"

" And in fact there's nobody does work it looks like his work and is now there's not time guys out there. You can say. In the implication of this is this guys is nobody else. -- original he does -- own and does the whole package met the enemy is on color is to -- the artist she's a counselor is -- any of those things. And it doesn't look like anything else and acting for that reason. He's he's notable."

" He's also done a good job of putting up with people her popular writers like he sort of or else what else -- its -- actually following -- Therefore is thrust into the spotlight and he -- great. Books. But it reads the people who -- read welcome."

" It's this then there's -- there's something visceral masters Arctic connects with people that and it's hard to forget. It's -- it somehow is handshakes on the images Rembrandt. Well you said it also doesn't look like anyone else is easy to remember that's I think he first time kind of came on the scene in 2 and he he -- into the art on house on."

" Hello bon follow that would who is I think -- anybody who's close to yet what you want to go to school those Canucks actually would. And -- and that's cool -- but based -- political news and it's important to note. And after physically sick and well I don't know -- hundred -- lesson tells him it's. It's. I thought. A post on like. This -- book that was very eerie. -- It was really weird and and and he's Pittsburgh and west because it's -- on then yes but if it's perfectly because it -- serial. -- strange sort of thing and is a good place for for examples to. Since then its heels in and and it was you know mid -- shown office which tends to. Get these kind of Sharon is on par. You like sex getting guy exist. There is wise because into."

" To also to the history he is inevitable that sort of blew up. Nowhere Coulter did tonight which writer Steve Niles you may have seen the recent movie which to muster but. That that book was one of those slow build books also -- just you heard about it every."

" It was a it was at his other things it was -- an -- And -- polite little -- for people who don't know if you haven't heard vampires. And Barrow Alaska a town that has no daylight for thirty days. Well that seems like just the place for vampires to -- doesn't it."

" What would you tell you gift of what you get -- creepy. Creepy vampires. The best of the film which we didn't like was that it really translated the look of his art this -- to tell me --"

" The colors. And what's what's interesting is that because of man pardon me you know -- Dracula to develop policies in this this'll happen. This from this reinvented the visual look of vampires you know what happens now. Richard but it was less about you know and he would members complained that to Kansas and but Ben Campbell's what did we know biased -- members there headed for the dress nicely there fan. But then also when it comes the next -- you. Yeah. But what comes in the -- they would open themselves and this gaping maw of tank on TV and she thinks he can steep it's good genes that. Like giant is yet. And it and it really kind of chase took the IBM empire and he's changed it and it's such an easy thing to do this is Sullivan and they did it so uniquely well."

" always been the sexy. Monster you know who sing yeah yeah the whole concept of this whole culture around people want to be back with its natural state justice -- it's like that didn't. But this is like vampires are (%expletive) scary monsters that here's. You should be terrified about that -- Honestly outlawed all loved the book for the story I loved books for the -- his art this is the first -- whole while this guy did this happen."

" Like nothing you've ever seen and let's just that he does the entire page so he doesn't. But layout and the elements borders and honest and that and it's it's it's an each pages that immersing experience -- This that's all that's the thing he does and it comes out and more in his later work acting as you look in the city art. That what you'll do is. Help you have this ethereal. Sat back that -- and then in the middle of it is really what is. Simple almost cartoonish sort of shape very evocative whatever it is you'll see as you go through this but like. All that stuff but he puts it behind did all of that you'll see your original art like it. There's not a lot there and had so much to after the fact -- start the drawing. Figures and everything as part of it and the rest of it's just so."

" so -- that is drawn to -- let's get to the most of the pages existed fault. Like there's always like this and smoky NASA. Which is why the nothing changes this project lies and then keep it from there it is. It is ridiculous to goto -- up his -- practice today and of them in the book of stories to continue on but. He did it to just want ballots it's the end."

" And pollen or with signals into partnership or I'll call felt. Fell is one and one of the rare books that author must love in -- An art and that it's is published by image comics and it kind of mom got a lot of attention because it changed the ten and the format its sixteen page story for Bachman and -- color how did you turn that down and two daughters nine and what was amazing is that."

" I don't know if it was else's script or tumbles -- art or the combination of the two but."

" You didn't get shorted in the sixteenth is without each story with that kind of one and done. Telling the story -- and detective Richard felt in -- it was just which is which makes Gotham city look like house. Torso and the."

" Each and each issue just feels complete and totally rich and fall and it's interesting because fell it's not a horror markets crime."

" And so it's but it's terrific and he brings a lot of that comes across a lot of tones that he worked on entered his night to tell where you set the scene and you get that smoking kind of feeling union night is different game in. And and it's really examined there was that one issue. Whitman tells us into war and does an assignment and they did then -- position found guessing where the guy was in. And just I can't imagine tell about themselves upon us because --"

" I bought -- good night and then you know couple years go by and that's what -- love BR it was you know much bella. This guy. I want to -- the script -- this. Even that has drawn a cartoonish but shouldn't change but the panic. He does great -- so and it. Richard felt -- he's a unique looking territory it is and it's all about so there's not a lot of monsters -- It's all just people expressions all expressions all the all the of -- I mean that's its -- dogs and at a gut punch."

" Yeah politics he's got and given this after the break when he gets lots and act things you know shots and they felt that it does that and also some other. And it it's actually Clinton because. He was as a signing menus and I -- for sketch. And and there's been line annals toughness and I can't sit -- and Richard felt. Newton is that you should want empire and that like enough I don't play anomaly and vampires -- is that I can do vampire I do memoirs but I know. Yeah thousands stimulate a profile element -- that and twenty seconds in the next person and environment the teeth in the Blue Line and like he's he's been black and red -- using both hands and like he was happy like he has a lot of fun doing his art is great. That reflects an obstetrician. Was hit solo."

" I wish I could talk to. And so."

" Sorry and everything. It was. The."

" Fell one of their books yet trade in hard cover on the comes -- erratically one else's schedule this one. Not to understand it's a project sadness this but. But in additional working and other writers and apparently went to draw she's a ha -- yeah. That's the best and the lag. The script for him -- and hands and -- Isn't about to -- Bouteflika at all. But so and this -- important and other writers beds and hope he's got a -- books he's written himself is an Enron -- got a very close relationship but I DW publishing. -- to put a lot of looks up through them look at its 38 X eight yeah they're so. He's kind of max deal might never. The first one this person mentioned is a book called blow warm and gentlemen corpse. And initially here -- is on call mark -- Then this one interest and."

" It's rough I'm -- I don't know what his -- experience writing just that's the talk about I don't know much right experience yet but this is. This book seems to me like a very early writer stage. Beautiful barns and beautiful look at but I found it difficult to give the story it's not going to let thanks very. Dimension topic monsters and."

" And -- kind of you know let go as far as I can tell -- would job corps is this is this corpse like guy who's been in existence for thousands and thousands of years as a and warm. Yeah Islam comes out of his side and and in this one. And in this trip him back there the earth he's -- he's settled on earth and he likes this beer and -- and his -- kind of crafts do you you know press kind of guy I think to gentleman corpses and the little irony. And or gets attacked by the squid life column RE Hamas -- aliens and that he's fought before and it may take over dimensions and he you know countries that -- you're not -- estimate highlights is the mention. And fights back. And this is is is -- universe is. -- what has a little role as not the moment a robot that he's made -- Parra companion who fights is well. Had an -- that was."

" Retired about suit and news. Yes all of it's all art is kind of -- wondered. It's it's it's -- almost looks like it later that for the I was just say it's almost like you draw these things and then peace the other somewhere around field. Yeah exactly but that's it but that's an exit we're talking about before the show to compare this and some even bought Barbara's work to third is -- you see. The evolution of this illness crafted in this small amount in years. Are you know like third is that is great yard these disparate bits now then. He also has a -- going on actually currently right now to what is called welcome Oxford. And this actually -- all I'm I'm not. It's it's really like Regina should -- and -- I actually actually really got him to prison. I didn't I think it's nice very and it was that's respond to what we have no idea what is start them no idea I'll try -- yeah. Like I believe the tag line is don't drop -- But instead an hour but let it and that is that these -- do you mean like you fit fit fit into the system which may be worse than prison rape and a -- that just. Show more Spirit on this this because more in common with fell in terms and and it's outline. Death. And as a prison where the it's privatized prisons. People just don't want that's -- motion to find from -- company and find out that there's going on its president just rushed copyright it. There's actually demons that."

" What are. I mean there is I was reading this I did this before is that."

" His style is incredibly cinematic."

" And that you'll see this theme over and over again it's very subtle and not looking for you won't really notice it -- have a wide shot of the character of some things will happen and then by time to -- the bottom of the page. The characters have moved but the cameras moved closer right and let's face and it is this."

" On spy on subconscious unconscious way of cranking up the tension and whenever you read his books literally it's a tense experience. And I'm -- numbers like."

" You can by the end of it and in and it's something he does that so subtle. So specifically you'll see that as a motif over and over again and it's it's a camera to move its its is that I think in."

" But it's somehow summoned the way does it and angle and then they expressions -- also put that into colors all of those things I I was really impressed old house and you know it wasn't a book that I wouldn't buy an issue. -- we -- supplement -- senseless act now and it's pretty good and and I'm also out I think it shows."

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" Another current series that animals of working on with rhetoric just ended just. A sentimental favorite. With -- and Johnson's book called space wolves and it's last year."

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" And what are what's great is about the you know the crossover potential in -- appears to be pretty. -- That's and hopefully you know folks include -- tech comic -- government troubles -- the nation that there is nice and -- and more people and you know enjoying his work -- of the market."

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