Campbell Whyte News Today

Greener Pastures return from Tim McEwen includes Dave Sim, Nicola Scott, Ashley Wood, Al Barrionueva, Chris Wahl, Marx Sexton & Jon Sommariva.

We spoke with Elizabeth Marruffo and Campbell Whyte about co-founding PCAF, the Perth Comics Art Festival, and the art school Milktooth.

We interviewed cartoonist Campbell Whyte about his new comic, Luna Express, from its origins to how he's experimenting with new art styles.

David Welsh, an experienced management consultant and Leith resident, has been appointed chairperson of Harbour Homes. David follows Caitlin McCorry who has stepped down as chairperson, having led the board since 2019, and who will continue to help steer the organisation as a board member.

Campbell Whyte knew what he was getting himself into in 2011 when he bought a derelict 250-year-old Georgian farmhouse outside Drymen in Stirling.

Books using the visual-verbal strategies of graphic narrative are being increasingly recognised alongside traditional prose novels and narrative non-fiction.

Sam Wallman and Eloise Grills are both well known and much loved in the Australian comics scene. Their respective new books, Our Members Be Unlimited (Scribe) and big beautiful female theory (Affirm Press) mark the first time with a mainstream publis

Two radically inventive new works of Australian graphic nonfiction dig deep into 21st-century life. They balance critique with hopeful possibilities – of collective change and radical acceptance.

Event description See Inglewood reimagined in this community artwork led by City of Stirling Artists in Residence Campbell Whyte and Elizabeth Marruffo . About this Event Tale Town Inglewood is a community art project which encourages us to look at our neighbourhood with a renewed curiosity. Reimagined as a place of magic and wonder, see stories of Inglewood represented as a diorama of soft sculpture and assemblage, as well as a newspaper of comic art. Featuring vignettes and comic st...