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[Escape Into Life] Some of the art I’m making depends on the viewer having at least some general knowledge of Moby-Dick, and I think it would probably be really hard for someone who hasn’t read the book to get the whole story simply by looking at my art. When deciding what to illustrate from a particular page, I try to focus on what seem to be the most important elements from that part of the story.
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[Drunken Koudou] Moby-Dick, One Drawing at a Time: An Interview with Matt Kish ...: Matt Kish’s project on the website is exactly what it sounds like: having picked up a Signet Classic edition of Moby-Dick, he has made it his mission to draw one picture for every page of the novel. According to his Bio page, “Maybe I should have thought things through a bit more since I’ve seen quite a few editions with around 400 pages, which would have saved me an awful lot of time.”
[biblioklept] Matt Kish Illustrates Moby-Dick, One Page at a Time « biblioklept: I'm also really digging Matt Kish's mixed-media illustrations for the book. Kish is illustrating each page of his 552 page Signet Classics Edition-the same edition I used for a graduate seminar years ago.
[Fiction] Matt Kish Illustrates Moby Dick One Page at a Time | Fiction: Artist Matt Kish has undertaken a leviathan of a project: illustrating every page of Melville's classic Moby Dick. Kish is using a variety of different media.
[Discussion Forum - Poopsheet Foundation] interview with Matt Kish (PANEL, SPUDD 64) - Poopsheet Foundation: Lots of talk about his self-imposed task of drawing one picture for every page of Moby Dick. Nice work too.http://www.drunkenkoudou.com/2010/01/moby-dick-one-drawing-at-a-time-an-interview-with-matt-kish/
[Boing Boing] Matt Kish illustrates classic literature Boing Boing: I'm in a small comic book writers/artists collective (called PANEL) with Matt, so imagine my surprise and delight when I saw him featured on boingboing today! This is such an ambitious project that he's undertaken, and despite his aversion to self-promotion and publicity of any kind, I'm glad his work is being exposed to a larger audience.
[Vol. 1 Brooklyn] Matt Kish Really Loves Moby-Dick: together with artists Shawn Cheng, Matt Wiegle, John Mejias, Sean McCarthy, and Craig Taylor. I made sure to give all of them full credit and links on my blog.
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[Virginia Hughes] Moby Dick, in pictures « Virginia Hughes: The artist Matt Kish is making his way through “Moby-Dick,” creating an original illustration for each page as he goes, at the rate of nearly a page a day. A usually fastidious artist, Kish says the project has made him looser.
[Dude Craft] Dude Craft: Every Page of Moby Dick Illustrated: Matt - No, thank you for attempting this super-human feat. I'd be entirely surprised if there wasn't a book deal waiting at the end of this project.
[Whaling Museum blog] “One Drawing Every Page of Moby-Dick” « Whaling Museum blog: Helping to get us there, a series of playful, inventive, and interpretive drawings by Matt Kish. Matt is using his Signet Classic edition from 1992 with 552 pages and planning to make one drawing for each page.
[William Landay's Blog] Drawing Moby-Dick: Matt Kish, whose bio says he is not an artist, is rereading Moby-Dick while creating a drawing for every page. I love this one, for page 109: “I will have no man in my boat,” said Starbuck, “who is not afraid of a whale.
[Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog] One Drawing for Every Page of Moby Dick « Drawn! The Illustration ...: One Drawing for Every Page of Moby Dick. John Martz | December 18th, 2009. md106_12152009. Brilliant. Matt Kish is creating one drawing for every page of Moby Dick. (via @jennipoos). Tags: Books, Illustration, Matt Kish, projects ... amazing illustrations Zak Smith created for each page of Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow". I saw them at the Whitney biennial a few years ago and was blown away. http://www.themodernword.com/pynchon/zak_smith/... blog comments powered by Disqus ...
[Pratham Books] Pratham Books: One Drawing for Every Page of Moby Dick: One Drawing for Every Page of Moby Dick. Matt Kish is on a mission to draw one drawing for every page of the classic book Moby Dick.
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