You know...he had a farm in West Virginia?

Working on this week's Mon Qui Towne...and a portrait was needed, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out!  The comic should be up tomorrow...

Happy 2010!

Happy New Year!

New posts coming soon...looking forward to finishing up the new ericdyck.com this year too! It will be nice to get all the blogs under one banner too...how hard could that be?

Merry Christmas from Eric!

Happy Holidays everyone, thank you for all your support this year...and wishing you all the best in the new year! 

Urban Legends show in Halifax

I've got work hanging on a wall in the Argyle Gallery on Lower Water St in Halifax. You'll find in humbly sandwiched somewhere in between the jaw-dropping work of Justin, Mike & Mr. deAdder. The show is up through month of October, I believe.

The "Urban Legends: the Stolen Kidney" is a "giclée" print on 100% cotton Somerset paper and was printed on the Iris printer at Altron Color here in New Brunswick in a limited edition of 20 prints.

The "Urban legends: The Stolen Kidney" can be purchased for $200 at the gallery or contact me at info@ericdyck.com.

Many thanks to Adriana and the gallery and especially Rose!
More info on the wonderfully absurd Stolen Kidney myth can be found here.

Eric on the wall in Calgary

I've got some special edition Mon Qui Towne's on display at the North Mount Pleasant Art Centre in Calgary this month.

Many thanks to Laurie, Aubrey and all the other folks at NMPAC!

Here's a peek, click on the image to see it bigger:

Sneak-a-peek

A new comic by Eric!




This print will be for sale in the next few weeks.




I'll let you know how much & where as soon as I know!




Stay tuned!

Buh-loggin'

Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines...right?

New posts are on their way!

Happy Canada Day!

'Tis the season for maps, I suppose!

Canada Day map to the food & festivities on Main.


Ever try drawing a popcorn kernel? Not as easy as I would have thought...




I'm very happy with how the fireworks turned out...the very first sketch made it into the finished drawing.

Site Map

Map of the concert-site to help you find your way around Magnetic Hill. Very handy if you are particular about which port-o-potty you want to use.

Times & Transcript, June 26, 2009
Many thanks to Sylvie!

Let the ink fly...

A map outlining the various modes of transportation that will get concert-goers to the site. I had a lot of fun making up the little icons...

...especially the hair-band lion to represent the City Zoo!



Times & Transcript, June 26, 2009
Many thanks to Sylvie!