The piece is to be a comic cover to a comic that does not exist.
This means:
1) You can parody an existing cover
2) You can parody an existing series/character
3) You can use an idea that ends up becoming a comic book, so long as it's original
4) You can't use a cover that you or anyone else has previously created
5) You can use inks and/or pencils and/or paints
6) The piece can be black & white, or colour, or both
7) You can use the Blue Line Comic Cover sheet supplied, or create the piece on different cardstock provided the dimensions are approximately 380mm (height) by 250mm (width)
All participating artists receive a Blue Line Comic Cover art board to use if they wish- these can be picked up from Pulp Fiction
All pieces will be framed generically; i.e. no framing is necessary
by the artist- Instantaneous will frame them all.
Pieces for the exhibition are to be handed in to Pulp Fiction Comics
no later than November 16th.
An entry fee of $5 applies for each piece, payable before Nov 16th.
There is a limit of one piece per artist.
Currently, we are looking at 45 pieces maximum (almost all places have been filled).
Any questions or queries can be answered by the curators (Benzin, Brendan or Peter) at the regular writers and artist meetings at the Grace Emily, held on the first Saturday of each month.
The next meetings are September 6th,
October 4th and November 1st, starting 2pm.
Alternatively, direct questions to peter@pulpfictioncomics.com
