I’ve been meaning to post something about Joe Infurnari’s webcomic The Process for awhile … not only because of the art and story, but also because I dig the way he’s put together the first page of the website. Joe talks about where the story came from:

The Process webcomic is an opportunity for me to flesh out a story that I have been thinking about for a very long time. What it amounts to is a journey and exploration through a personal ‘pleroma’, an imaginary landscape populated by strange, wondrous creatures and archetypal characters. Throughout the creation of this story, readers will find that the art will vary radically from chapter to chapter. This relates to another stop along the way; that of the journey of the artist. By exploring this personal world, I also hope to expand and develop my own visual idiom by experimenting with new ways of making art and storytelling. Even this introduction is by no means permanent. I will be updating it and finetuning it as the story develops. Everything here is in flux and part of an exploration and investigation into life, creativity and spirituality.

Unfortunately I missed Joe at Comic-Con; he wasn’t at the Caveman Robot booth when I dropped by. And it looks like his comic, Mandala, is sold out, but you can read more about it on his website. He’s also the artist of Oni’s Borrowed Time.

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