This weekend in London. Come and say hello, grab something to read. Let me sketch and sign it.
Very limited A3 poster (above) available only on the day. Literally 20 numbered (and possibly personalized) copies!
I think about 30 other creators and publishers will be there. About 2 minute walk from Euston station and 10 minute walk from trendy old Camden Town.
Don't forget, it's FREE!
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Thursday, 21 October 2010
One question Interview = 3 page rant!
I've only got one strong opinion and people keep asking me about it! - CLICKY
Big thanks ATF.x
Big thanks ATF.x
Monday, 11 October 2010
Thursday, 7 October 2010
Something a little different....
A little something I did a few months ago for my friends at Scarce Magazine in France. It was my first superhero in about 10 years!
Friday, 3 September 2010
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Massage
Here are the first 2 pages of a new 5 page comic. The story is a little odd but I'm fairly pleased with the outcome. I just have to figure out who would like to publish a 5 page story about a freakish masseur.
Ici, le 2 première pages de une nouveau 5 page historie.
Je suis assez joyeux avec le projet. Maintenant, quelle éditeur il veut publier?
Ici, le 2 première pages de une nouveau 5 page historie.
Je suis assez joyeux avec le projet. Maintenant, quelle éditeur il veut publier?
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Video time!!!!!
This took me far too long to make. But enjoy nether the less.
Mike from the band worked on the heads and I did the rest.
Mike from the band worked on the heads and I did the rest.
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Chip Buckminster in the flesh!... kinda
Look at this bad boy! It's a Chip Mighty Mugg hand painted and beautifully crafted by my good pal Tom Gunning. I'm not sure if they are strictly available to buy but if anyone wants one, I can ask.
Awesome, huh?
Awesome, huh?
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Another gorgeous review!
How brilliant. Thanks guys.
- Forbidden Planet.co.uk
So now you can find the book in Forbidden Planets' in
Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Belfast, Dublin and Birmingham. Great!
- Forbidden Planet.co.uk
So now you can find the book in Forbidden Planets' in
Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Belfast, Dublin and Birmingham. Great!
Saturday, 19 June 2010
Mind-blowing book reviews!
How awesome are these guys!?
- Avoid The Future
- Comics Journal - Review #1
- Gabby Shulz
Hopefully more to come.
Plus the first page of a little French strip which has just been printed in Fanzine Helban
- Avoid The Future
- Comics Journal - Review #1
- Gabby Shulz
Hopefully more to come.
Plus the first page of a little French strip which has just been printed in Fanzine Helban
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
Montargis - Coince la Bulle festival
Wow. I'm speechless. What a weekend. So I attended my first French bande dessinée festival as a guest at the Coince La Bulle Fest in Montargis, just south of Paris. Everyone I met was absolutely amazing and my book got an amazing reception. I can't thank everybody enough for a perfect time. But biggest thankses go to Arnaud Floc'h, Thomas Priou and François Pacchioni and Xavier at Scarce magazine.
I forgot to take any photos until the very last moments before the festival was wrapping up. So for proper photos, head here -
http://anthonyceccarelli.com
Also I have to say that my book is now sitting on shelves at
Le Regard Moderne (Paris) - Info
Le Monte-en-l'air (Paris) - Info
Librairie Plume Et Bulle (Sens) - Info
Quimby's Bookstore (Chicago) - Info
Gosh Comics (London) - Info
Orbital Comics (London) - Info
Travelling Man Comics (Leeds) - Info
Plus more to come!
Monday, 17 May 2010
Saturday, 17 April 2010
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
C'est cool!
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
London Fashion week...
Monday, 22 February 2010
Monday, 18 January 2010
the Scribblers
Sunday, 10 January 2010
At last! My feet.
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
Lights & MF Mag
This piece is from the forthcoming Winter issue of the cool MF Magazine. It's a US based mag which I am doing regular strips for. (Hopefully every issue). This first strip is a partner to an interview with musician/performer - Lights.
It was uber-fun to do.
Got to http://www.musicfashionmagazine.com/ sometime around xmas to read it free online.
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Monday, 23 November 2009
Saturday, 14 November 2009
Screaming Tea Party
Friday, 13 November 2009
Celeberity Chip!
Yet another artistic hero of mine has given their interpretation of the great Chip Buckminster.
This time the artist in question is the truly awesome James Jean.

Also in on the act is uber-cool poster artist Tara MacPherson who's Chip I love...

And for the record, below are Chips done earlier by Mike Mignola, Kevin Nowlan and Duncan Fegredo...


This time the artist in question is the truly awesome James Jean.

Also in on the act is uber-cool poster artist Tara MacPherson who's Chip I love...

And for the record, below are Chips done earlier by Mike Mignola, Kevin Nowlan and Duncan Fegredo...


Friday, 2 October 2009
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Review #2 !
I have to say that I'm slightly gushing with pride at how much the guys at Poopsheetfoundation.com like my stuff. Look -
"I was happy to see more comics in my mailbox from David Z Greene, given his lively line and absurd sense of humor in the Roger Langridge mold. BOX #1 is a free four-page comic that features a bout between two boxers named Selfishness and Affection. Not surprisingly, Affection went down like a sack of potatoes within 2 pages. Greene is careful not to stretch out the scenario too long, and gives each panel a visceral crunch ala EC Segar. LA FRIME is another collection of odds and ends, including some more short stories featuring his Chip Buckminster character. As I noted in an earlier review, Greene is a good gagsmith who really sells his jokes with funny drawings. He doesn't exaggerate or overrender his drawings to evince a laugh, instead using a pleasingly sketchy/scribbly line that is at once expressive as well as clear.
For example, the concept of "The Man Who Had Nothing To Say" pretty much writes itself, but Greene puts in just the right number of story beats to really sell it in the first such strip. The blank expression on the man's face and the off-the-page "....." in his last speech balloon made great use of the comics form to tell the joke, which is not something I see from every gag artist. The second strip was more of the same, using the time-honored trope of "repetition is the key to humor"; however, Greene made sure not to line these two strips up back-to-back. Greene's "Scar Man" strip, a fictionalized (?) account of meeting his first fan at a comics show that was at once unnerving and flattering. At this point, it's all about refinement for Greene; not every gag in this comic was a winner, and it will just take a matter of time to hone that particular skill. He's certainly already got a distinctive look to his comics and understands how to construct a strip that works."
HOW ABOUT THAT!
They've even encouraged me to begin a new interesting project which I might begin.
Top secret for now.
"I was happy to see more comics in my mailbox from David Z Greene, given his lively line and absurd sense of humor in the Roger Langridge mold. BOX #1 is a free four-page comic that features a bout between two boxers named Selfishness and Affection. Not surprisingly, Affection went down like a sack of potatoes within 2 pages. Greene is careful not to stretch out the scenario too long, and gives each panel a visceral crunch ala EC Segar. LA FRIME is another collection of odds and ends, including some more short stories featuring his Chip Buckminster character. As I noted in an earlier review, Greene is a good gagsmith who really sells his jokes with funny drawings. He doesn't exaggerate or overrender his drawings to evince a laugh, instead using a pleasingly sketchy/scribbly line that is at once expressive as well as clear.
For example, the concept of "The Man Who Had Nothing To Say" pretty much writes itself, but Greene puts in just the right number of story beats to really sell it in the first such strip. The blank expression on the man's face and the off-the-page "....." in his last speech balloon made great use of the comics form to tell the joke, which is not something I see from every gag artist. The second strip was more of the same, using the time-honored trope of "repetition is the key to humor"; however, Greene made sure not to line these two strips up back-to-back. Greene's "Scar Man" strip, a fictionalized (?) account of meeting his first fan at a comics show that was at once unnerving and flattering. At this point, it's all about refinement for Greene; not every gag in this comic was a winner, and it will just take a matter of time to hone that particular skill. He's certainly already got a distinctive look to his comics and understands how to construct a strip that works."
HOW ABOUT THAT!
They've even encouraged me to begin a new interesting project which I might begin.
Top secret for now.
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
Sneek Peek

This is a rough & unfinished page from the Cats In Paris tour diary I'm (ashamedly slowly) working on.
I'm finding it a hard proccess to recall events/surroundings/atmposhere then choose and edited which to show. All of my work has been pure fiction so depicting real people and events is tougher than it seems. For me anyway.
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Fat Chunk. Buy it!
Late 2008 I had a one page contribution in a great anthology called Fat Chunk Vol 1: Robots.
And tickle me pink! I have another strip in Vol 2: Zombies!
It's 144 pages of over 80 comic creators and it should be awesome.
Drop into your local comic book shop and grab a copy cause it's out today! (17th June)
Even though it's not by me, here's a litle pic of the cover so you know what you are looking for. It should be about a tenner.

(Cover unfortnately not by me!)
And tickle me pink! I have another strip in Vol 2: Zombies!
It's 144 pages of over 80 comic creators and it should be awesome.
Drop into your local comic book shop and grab a copy cause it's out today! (17th June)
Even though it's not by me, here's a litle pic of the cover so you know what you are looking for. It should be about a tenner.

(Cover unfortnately not by me!)
Monday, 1 June 2009
Poopsheet review
The cracking people at comic site Poopsheet Foundation have reviewed my little collection - Pour. It's quite nice to have a review from America.
http://www.poopsheetfoundation.com/profiles/blogs/review-candy-or-medicine-pour
http://www.poopsheetfoundation.com/profiles/blogs/review-candy-or-medicine-pour
Tuesday, 21 April 2009
Saturday, 4 April 2009
Almost there!
Friday, 27 February 2009
Brides Of Kong album covers
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
The first of many!
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