The Inking Woman exhibition opens today

Now at London's Cartoon Museum is The Inking Woman, a new exhibition highlighting the work of women cartoonists from the last 250 years. It runs from today until the 23rd July and you'll find out the full details at this link:
http://www.cartoonmuseum.org/exhibitions/future-exhibitions/50193-the-inking-woman

Cartoon Museum celebrates 2000AD

London's Cartoon Museum will be displaying original artwork from 40 years of 2000AD in a new exhibition that runs from January 25th to April 23rd. For more information, visit their website here:
http://www.cartoonmuseum.org

She Lives!

At London's Cartoon Museum later this month, a unique experience as artist Woodrow Phoenix presents his book, She Lives! I saw Woodrow with this at the Lakes International Comic art Festival two years ago and it's certainly worth seeing. He's bound his actual artwork into a HUGE book, that will never be printed, but instead Woodrow narrates the story as he turns the pages for the audience. That's art, that is, mate! 

For more details, visit the Cartoon Museum website:
http://www.cartoonmuseum.org/

(I won't be able to make it myself as I'll be at the Nottingham Comic Con on October 29th but if you're in London that day, drop in to see Woodrow's book!)

New article on Leo Baxendale

There's a great feature all about the fantastic Leo Baxendale over at the Cartoon Museum's Comics Creators Project UK blog. Hop over there now!
https://comiccreatorsuk.wordpress.com/2016/02/09/artist-highlights-leo-baxendale/