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Review: Swear Down
Swear Down By Oliver East Blank Slate Books East’s fourth comic travelogue take us on a familiar journey; his walking diaries of place and location by now well travelled ground. But Swear Down takes...
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Comics: Oliver East
The Lakes International Comic Art Festival happens this year on 17th-19th October, following the debut event in 2013. Very few details as yet of this years festival, but there was a statement on...
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Comics? Watch this (very large) space…. Oli East and The Lakes Festival think...
Over on Oliver East’s Tumblr, there’s a series of pictures of a huge warehouse space. This one to be precise: It’s all to do with his work at The Lakes International Comics Art Festival, alongside...
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Review: the loneliness of a long-distance walker…
The Homesick Truant’s Cambrian Yarn Oliver East Two pages into this, I’m totally smiling at Oli East’s grand turn of phrase and his ability to transform any ridiculous moment, any strange predicament...
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The Lakes & Oli East = BIG Comics
One of those things I’m really, really looking forward to seeing when the family Bruton venture up to the Lakes Festival is Oliver East’s fabulously large installation for the festival. Comics on huge...
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Oliver East
With the Lakes International Comic Art Festival next month, one of the things I’ll be going to see (and you should as well) is Oliver East’s The Homesick Truant’s Cumbrian Yarn, an exhibition of huge...
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Oliver East At The Lakes… Interview, Pictures, the works…..
One of the things I was genuinely looking forward to most at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival was seeing just what Oliver East had been up to with his exhibition around his series of walks...
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Oliver East… Walking in the footsteps of Maharajah
That’s artist Oliver East above, pictured in Manchester Museum with the skeleton of Maharajah, the elephant that walked from Edinburgh to Manchester. East you should know from his comics; Trains Are …...
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Take Me Back To Manchester – Oliver East on the road again…
If you have 15 minutes to spare in your busy, busy lives I’d heartily recommend watching the documentary Take Me Back To Manchester, detailing comic artist Oliver East‘s recent jaunt from Waverley...
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The FPI Blog Advent Calendar – Day 20 – Oliver East
We’re pretty much there now, school is broken up, the kids are running around wondering where all the snow is, hyped up for Santa time in a few days, parents are already regretting not investing in the...
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