*Including free digital download, to send as an e-card. After doing some guitar-related cartoons, comics and artwork there came the question if I could maybe do something “Christmas related”. After some pondering I accepted the challenge and came up with the idea of: Acoustic Fingerstyle Guitar Christmas Cards! Some brainstorming led me to five different …
Hello there! Winter is slowly closing in, so what better to do then light a few candles, put the kettle on and in the meantime, READ SOME COMICS! It was a bit of a slow month due to non comicsperiment related drawing, but here it is anyway: the monthly digest of this month, November! (if …
I give you Quadro, the four armed guitarist:
This comic was a direct result of the Stripglossy Battle semi-finals (read how it came about, right here). As with the other entries, it was only one page, so here you go: I promised to draw every person who voted for me in the comic, so I tried. The theme of this edition was …
Siegfried Woldhek is one of Hollands most amazing portrait artists. Drawing for various newspapers and the New York Review of Books. When following one of his workshops he focused on End Result, instead of Process. And it was a huge eye opener for me. Being a bit of a process junkie myself, I really love …
I thought it would be nice to summarize the entire For No One Project into a little video. Here’s a video of me explaining how to make a song into a comic: When I started calling myself ‘comicsperimenter’ this is really what I had in mind. Seeing how far I could push the envelope in …
Hello there! I hope you’ve got your favorite record on, cause this month was MUSIC MONTH over at comicsperimenter headquarters. That means comics about music and music-inspired comics. With a very special Beatles Comicsperiment to kick things of. Here we are with the monthly digest of this month, October! (if you missed out on last …
A Beatles song adapted into a comic. This my For No One comic, adaptating of For No One, by The Beatles. It’s one of the longest comics I’ve made to date. And one of my most elaborate comicsperiments as well. It tries to blend music and comics in a way that goes beyond simply adapting …
An in depth look into the For No One comic In this article you’ll learn: • How the For No One comic relates to the Beatles song. • How I used the Revolver album cover as an inspiration. • How I transcribed For No One into a comic book grid. • How I connected the …
When making my comic interpretation of For No One, I thought it only appropriate to also record a version of it. Here is me and my good friend Marcel Harteveld playing For No One by the Beatles. Michiel Bronger from Grass Audio who has been my go-to-guy for these kind of projects for years managed …