Ebook {Epub PDF} Dockwood by Jon McNaught

In this new work, Jon McNaught weaves together the everyday lives of three locals against an evocative backdrop of autumnal transitions. Bittersweet and contemplative, Dockwood is for anyone who believes the stories that take place within life’s small moments can often be the most meaningful of www.doorway.ruions: × × 1 cm.  · Bittersweet and contemplative, Dockwood is for anyone who believes the stories that take place within life's small moments can often be the most meaningful of www.doorway.ru McNaught is a printmaker and cartoonist living in Bristol, England. He also works as a printmaking instructor at the University of the West of England.  · Each page of Dockwood is assembled with unwavering precision but despite this ultra-methodical approach McNaught never loses sight of the intrinsic humanity that is such a vital part of his work. Those tight and carefully congregated panel layouts prove adept at bringing the audience into the moment by focusing on each aspect of an individual scene from different perspectives, and the .

Dockwood|Jon McNaught, Memoirs, , In France, Southern-Russia, In The Napoleonic Wars, And As Commandant Of Paris (Classic Reprint)|Louis Victor Léon Rochechouart, Genesis A Linguistic, Literary, And Theological Commentary|C. John Collins, The Films Of William Holden|Lawrence J. Quirk. Jon McNaught was born in He lives in London where he draws comics, and works as an illustrator, printmaker and lecturer. His Clients include; Penguin Books, Faber, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, Walker Books, Picador, and the BBC. He is also a regular cover artist for the London Review of Books. Despite the fact that the workmen next door have been playing the catchiest pop songs from the past thirty years for a few days now, I managed to tune them out long enough to read Jon McNaught's Dockwood, a book that, though spare in dialogue, is oddly focused on sound, or, more accurately, on a symphony of www.doorway.ru book comprises two comics stories set in the titular British town, a.

Dockwood, published by Nobrow Press Available HERE From Nobrow. French edition entitled 'Automne' Published by Dargaud. Out of gallery. Far from a typical graphic novel, Dockwood is a wonderful celebration of daily life in a suburban town. McNaught's artwork shines a subtle light on everyday moments and the natural world, through stories about a young man working in an old folk's home kitchen and a paperboy. Caught by the River’s friend and contributor, Jon McNaught, has his new book, Dockwood, published this week. We sent fellow artist (and Caught by the River contributor) Jamie Lewis to ask him some questions: So tell me about the town of Dockwood?.