CareyArt
@careyart.bsky.social
Illustrator, cartoonist, dad.
Trapped in a world he never made
Trapped in a world he never made
Evidence from Farage's teacher at Dulwich College to his headmaster
November 25, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Evidence from Farage's teacher at Dulwich College to his headmaster
Happy #DoctorWho day to you all at home
November 23, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Happy #DoctorWho day to you all at home
If you see this, quote post with the energy you bring to bluesky:
November 21, 2025 at 5:06 PM
If you see this, quote post with the energy you bring to bluesky:
Me when the AI bubble bursts.
November 10, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Me when the AI bubble bursts.
“Where’s your fucking Poppy?”
November 8, 2025 at 8:03 PM
“Where’s your fucking Poppy?”
I'm in awe of good storytelling such as Mike Parobek's, and it's something that often gets overlooked (& is possibly a dying art). I've shared these before but when I was younger I dismissed Frank Thorn as a "good girl" artist but the way he leads your eye around this page is magnificent
October 30, 2025 at 10:40 AM
I'm in awe of good storytelling such as Mike Parobek's, and it's something that often gets overlooked (& is possibly a dying art). I've shared these before but when I was younger I dismissed Frank Thorn as a "good girl" artist but the way he leads your eye around this page is magnificent
Proposed plans of Trump’s White House East Wing redevelopment have been released by its architect, Albert Speer
October 23, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Proposed plans of Trump’s White House East Wing redevelopment have been released by its architect, Albert Speer
Your last saved pic is your moral philosophy
September 18, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Your last saved pic is your moral philosophy
in how he would use things like angles of limbs to literally lead your eye from one panel to the next. This is a page from Frank Thorne’s Red Sonja where he did exactly the same, and I’ve indicated how his layouts add to the flow of the story
September 9, 2025 at 7:18 PM
in how he would use things like angles of limbs to literally lead your eye from one panel to the next. This is a page from Frank Thorne’s Red Sonja where he did exactly the same, and I’ve indicated how his layouts add to the flow of the story
Have you ever read Gerry Conway & Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez’s Cinder and Ashe? Highly recommend and very much a homage to Modesty Blaise
August 30, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Have you ever read Gerry Conway & Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez’s Cinder and Ashe? Highly recommend and very much a homage to Modesty Blaise
To put the size of the pillar of primordial darkness in context, here it is against the Spectre, Swamp Thing, the Phantom Stranger and Deadman!
August 26, 2025 at 12:13 PM
To put the size of the pillar of primordial darkness in context, here it is against the Spectre, Swamp Thing, the Phantom Stranger and Deadman!
The bizarre (best?) thing about Steve Englehart is that the intention is so sincere that what would in other writers’ hands be unforgivable simply works for him. Chris Claremont is a similar.
My favourite Englehart panel sums up 1988 Britain in a way that would make Alan Moore applaud
My favourite Englehart panel sums up 1988 Britain in a way that would make Alan Moore applaud
August 24, 2025 at 6:19 AM
The bizarre (best?) thing about Steve Englehart is that the intention is so sincere that what would in other writers’ hands be unforgivable simply works for him. Chris Claremont is a similar.
My favourite Englehart panel sums up 1988 Britain in a way that would make Alan Moore applaud
My favourite Englehart panel sums up 1988 Britain in a way that would make Alan Moore applaud
Original colourist Richmond Lewis recoloured Year 1 for the reprint collection back in the 90's and it's a great job but lacks the clarity of the newsprint original, in my opinion
August 12, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Original colourist Richmond Lewis recoloured Year 1 for the reprint collection back in the 90's and it's a great job but lacks the clarity of the newsprint original, in my opinion
Part of its success as an entry level comic comes from it telling you how to read comics (when I was at art college other, visually literate students told me that they didn't know where to start looking on a comic page). The first page of Watchmen is a masterclass of teaching how to read comics /ctd
August 12, 2025 at 8:15 AM
Part of its success as an entry level comic comes from it telling you how to read comics (when I was at art college other, visually literate students told me that they didn't know where to start looking on a comic page). The first page of Watchmen is a masterclass of teaching how to read comics /ctd
Not mentioned so far in the comments:
Mike Sekowsky’s Wonder Woman
Neal Adams’ Deadman
Simon & Grandenetti’s Prez: First Teen President
Steve Ditko’s Beware the Creeper
Mike Sekowsky’s Wonder Woman
Neal Adams’ Deadman
Simon & Grandenetti’s Prez: First Teen President
Steve Ditko’s Beware the Creeper
August 11, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Not mentioned so far in the comments:
Mike Sekowsky’s Wonder Woman
Neal Adams’ Deadman
Simon & Grandenetti’s Prez: First Teen President
Steve Ditko’s Beware the Creeper
Mike Sekowsky’s Wonder Woman
Neal Adams’ Deadman
Simon & Grandenetti’s Prez: First Teen President
Steve Ditko’s Beware the Creeper
My favourite Doctor and companion (with K9)
August 9, 2025 at 6:14 AM
My favourite Doctor and companion (with K9)
The main difference is that the absence of extras was a deliberate decision made in the Avengers tv series the movie was sourced from. From an interview with Avengers tv writer/producer Brian Clemens by John Fleming from Starburst #29:
August 6, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The main difference is that the absence of extras was a deliberate decision made in the Avengers tv series the movie was sourced from. From an interview with Avengers tv writer/producer Brian Clemens by John Fleming from Starburst #29:
I simply like to think it's the British revenge for UK misrepresentation in Hollywood productions. I still remember p***ing myself laughing at this thoroughly realistic vision of a Brixton back alley from Lost
July 25, 2025 at 1:25 PM
I simply like to think it's the British revenge for UK misrepresentation in Hollywood productions. I still remember p***ing myself laughing at this thoroughly realistic vision of a Brixton back alley from Lost
This is where I post from:
July 25, 2025 at 6:05 AM
This is where I post from:
I'd read @2000ad.bsky.social before, but this was the issue where everything clicked turning me into a comics fan. I'd just turned 10- 37 years later I still remember the circumstances it was bought (by my grandad) and the thrill it gave me to read it. I still own a copy, and I absolutely love it
July 9, 2025 at 4:00 PM
I'd read @2000ad.bsky.social before, but this was the issue where everything clicked turning me into a comics fan. I'd just turned 10- 37 years later I still remember the circumstances it was bought (by my grandad) and the thrill it gave me to read it. I still own a copy, and I absolutely love it