Showing posts with label Paul Thompson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Thompson. Show all posts

Thursday, January 9, 2020

Mud Goblin vs Beer Demon

A couple of jam comics from the Small Press Day event at Tyne Bank Brewery, prompted by Paul's two comic robots (one drawing the layouts, one randomising word-pairs!)




Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Collaborations with Paul's robot

Paul made a robot out of Lego that draws random page layouts. It's mint. It's been demo'd at a few events, encouraging punters to try their hand at drawing a story to match the structure. It helps  to have good examples, so fortunately we had Gemma and Mike on hand at the Great Exhibition of the North Family Expo to do some outstanding collaborations with the robot showing the visitors how it should be done.


Mike does a comic about Paul and the robot...


Classic use of layout from Gemma...

Mike takes on the challenge of a page that has been overwritten multiple times by the robot (and it still makes some kinda sense)


Bag For Life (Paul Thompson)

Was it a 24-minute comic? Or just a comic inspired by true events? Anyway, here's a good one from Paul:

Friday, December 15, 2017

Various Jams

Here are some various jams that have been sat in my scan pile for probably a year. Yeah, sorry about that.

Here they are now.
















Monday, July 31, 2017

Pac-man potato ghost with obligatory Bill Murray

Not even 24-minute comic randomness created the subject here, people just came up with this out of their brains.

Monday, October 24, 2016

Dragons! Comix! (jam at Geekfest)

Dragons:
This work of deep and insightful wonder was constructed whilst having a pleasant day at York Geekfest - selling a few comics, drawing Batmans on bags, being envious of the historical re-enacters' massive swords, etcetera.

Monday, September 12, 2016

Travelling Man Birthday doodling

During the Travelling Man birthday shenanigans, whilst blocking the way to the boardgamess we drew a few bits and pieces, including this jam comic.


It's clearly about how art is transformative, right?


Also, while planning our next anthology (which should be out later in the year), this idea came up, which probably won't become one of our actual anthologies, but who knows?
I think it's got potential.

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

"What sorta speed they clocking?"

Some 24-minute comics!


'Rapid' and 'plants'...


'Peapod' and 'Pokémon'...


'Peapod' and 'Pokémon' AND 'arse' and 'penguin'...




And finally, the a jam comic resulting from the discussion of possibly making a new anthology aimed at youngsters:




They sure don't make them ol' square pics like they used to.....

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Jammeningy jams

A bunch of top-quality jam comic foolery created at the Paperjammening and/or the pub:


 
 
 
 



 
 



 
(Loads of contributors, sorry if tags inaccurate)

Friday, August 14, 2015

Scraps (VARIOUS)


A jam comic that (probably thankfully) didn't quite make it into Food ...And That . It was ages ago so am kinda guessing at contributors and have probably missed some, soz.

Friday, March 6, 2015

Sunderland Comic Con Jams Final Part

Jam comics are fun. These were done on the Sunday by Paper Jam folks and a bunch of other talented artist types including Hannah BerryHunt Emerson, Nigel AuchterlounieNeil Slorance, Katie White and Nuts and Seeds and probably some other brilliant people we haven't managed to identify. 

If you drew on here and we haven't mentioned you comment and we'll add you. 





Got to love comics.