peers through

Another abstract comic strip from fall.

Peers Through

graphite, whiteout tape, scratches on both sides of translucent mylar

3" tall

2012

found abstract comics II

broken 

dim

the complex

scuffed

shadow

scratching at the surface

scratching the surface

graphite, tape, whiteout tape, scratches on translucent mylar

2012

Thinking about language and how difficult it is to translate experience adequately. 

What power does ambiguity hold?

What's lost when we place words on something? 

strips

The dull heat of summer is creeping in and reminded me I have work to post from the fall. The blue marks mimic that of the silkworms I raised last spring.

untitled no. 2
mylar, whiteout tape, encaustic, graphite, and gesso
3" tall
2012

catch and release

catch and release

indigo silk

2013

ambient comic made with bubbles: part II

There are parts of the mylar frosting I've rubbed away to reveal a shiny surface.The little circle window on the bottom right hand page above for example. 

Erin Curry
unnamed comic book made within 24 working hours on translucent mylar with ink, graphite, whiteout tape, tape, and bubbles
14" x 11"
2012


part I

ambient comic made with bubbles: part I

As the story took shape, I kept thinking about thoughts diving beneath the surface.

Looking . . .
perhaps for just the right word or a vague memory that accompanied it. 

Erin Curry
unnamed comic book made within 24 working hours on translucent mylar with ink, graphite, whiteout tape, tape, and bubbles
14" x 11"
2012

A very sincere thank you to The Sequential Artist's Workshop for the space and use of equipment, Tom Hart for looking carefully, and Eric Taylor whose excitement encouraged me to finish.