Adrian Tomine's SCRAPBOOK

[drugmassacre]

Anyone else a fan of OPTIC NERVE or Tomine in general?

This book is a fantastic collection of of all of his work he's done outside of Optic nerve including a ton of strips for different magazines, promotional illsutrations for bands, stores, magazines, and a sketchbook section with previously unpublished strips, life drawings, random sketches, and some beautiful water colour images. 200 pages in a really large format for 25 bucks. It's fantastic!

[Musashi]

I love Tomine's art. I will have to get this book.

[obstacle1]

I got.I love it.

[siskavard]

i didnt hesitate when i saw it on the shelf. i RAN to the counter to buy it. im new to his work but i absolutely adore it!

[LIMNUS]

Yeah this books rules! a couple weeks ago he came to do a Q&A and a signing at my local Boarders and I just came with a couple issues to get signed. When I saw the book a had to whip out my wallet and snatch it up. It was great he also drew a little drawing for me in the book.

His work is so simple but he puts so much work in to each line.

[CPL593H]

I flipped through this book yesterday, and it made me feel like a phoney and a fraud and a poseur for even trying to do comics. Tomine's watercolors are gorgeous.

I think I like this stuff better than Optic Nerve.

[HellboyOne]

Adrian Tomine podcast interview on The Sound of Young America, which has tons of great podcasts.

http://www.maximumfun.org/blog/2008/09/ ... optic.html

[jakob westman]

Adrian Tomine podcast interview on The Sound of Young America, which has tons of great podcasts.

http://www.maximumfun.org/blog/2008/09/ ... optic.html

Thanks. Never heard him before.
No real surprises, but it was a nice interview.