Showing posts with label Imax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imax. Show all posts

Friday, March 6, 2009

Watchmen Mania!

Go watch Watchmen! And if you can, go check it out at the Imax by the King of Prussia mall, where the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society has set up a gallery to promote the movie! The gallery features many Autumn Society members as well! So what are you waiting for? Go see it!



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Monday, February 23, 2009

watchmen pieces




here's a couple nerdy watchmen pieces that i did for the philadelphia cartoonist society show at the KOP imax. i found out about the show the night before it went up, so i stayed up all night to get them done and i think they look a bit rushed as a result. hopefully i've done the book justice!

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Children of Watchmen Revisited (Continued)


By Kyle Hussa-Lietz

Children of Watchmen Revisited...

As some of you know, the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society (PCS) got invited to do a second showing of their Watchmen gallery show at the Imax Theatre by the King of Prussia mall, to promote the movie before it premieres in March. Along with its original PCS members, Justin Gray, Kyle Hussa-Lietz, Pat Kinsella, and Peter Wonsowski were invited to contribute to the show's revisitation. The artwork you see above is Justin Gray's interpretation of one his favorite scenes in the book with the Comedian.

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This is what I did last night/this morning for the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society Watchmen show... very excited to see what everyone else does! I couldn't help it I had to do rorschach. anyway can't wait to see everyone elses and hopefully meet some of you guys there. Have a good one

Monday, February 2, 2009

watchmen submissions

hi everyone! these were my pieces for the Watchmen Show. i just finished them so it's a pretty premature post, as everything's subject to change

the first one is one of my favorite moments in the book; a supreme example of humanity at its greatest potential.

the second is the Silhouette. a minor character from the golden age, barely mentioned, and with only one scathingly political line of dialog. i wanted it to be one of those loaded portraits, where i put everything violent, political, social, sexual, and mysterious in her story, into every thought about the drawing.

thanks!
-peter




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