Books, Design and Culture
Nothing in the bank. Yep.
Tom Gauld drew this bookish astronaut to go on tote bags for his Canadian publisher Drawn & Quarterly. I’m reliably informed that the bags are available from D+Q at conventions and from their store in Montreal.
Didn’t we all… (Tom’s new collection of comics, You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack, is out now.)
The esteemed Tom Gauld recently posted a delightfully bonkers new cover illustration for Stevyn Colgan’s book Constable Colgan’s Connect-O-Scope, and I thought it was about time we had a retrospective of Tom’s book covers around here:
The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas (2007)
The Tribes of Britain by David Miles (2006)
Strange Eventful Histories by Shiamin Kwa (2012)
Stories by Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio (2011)
Shadow Show edited by Sam Weller and Mort Castle (2012)
Family Fang by Kevin Wilson (2011)
The Damned Busters by Matthew Hughes (2011)
Costume Not Included by Matthew Hughes (2012)
Hell To Pay by Matthew Hughes (2013)
Nobrow #6 by various (2012)
Goliath by Tom Gauld (2012)
And finally, Tom’s new book You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack has just been published:
You can read my Q & A with Tom here.
(full disclosure etc., Tom’s two most recent books, Goliath and You’re Just Jealous of My Jetpack, are published in North America by Drawn & Quarterly and distributed in Canada by my employer Raincoast Books)
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Tom Gauld’s collection of cartoons, You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack* has just been released in US and Canada.
* For the sake of full disclosure, Tom’s new book is published by Drawn & Quarterly and distributed by my employer Raincoast Books.
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You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack, which collects many of Tom Gauld’s cartoons for The Guardian, is out in April.
Comments closed‘Excerpts from Beatrix Potter’s Little-Known Experimental Storybook’, a recent comic strip by Tom Gauld:
The text is from Kurt Schwitters’ poem Ursonate.
A collection of Tom’s short strips, You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack is out in April.
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