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Of all the books that stood on the shelf, this one stood out because it's black. This book doesn't seem have a dust jacket although the product image on Amazon has it.
This book looks like a sketchbook because of the black cover. On the cover inscribes the Japanese kanji words "Kabuki", barely visible.
Inside's a collection of David Mack's sketches, paintings, sculptures and photos. Some of them on the Kabuki comic series, some on Daredevil, works for other comics and some sketches from life.
I like his watercolour style. It has the randomness of watercolour, yet well controlled to produce a beautiful portrait. Every piece has a textural feel to it from the watercolour splashes. Some are worked on canvas. Come to think of it, there aren't a lot of comic artists using watercolours.
David Mack seems to like collages. You'll see a few pages of collage with his drawings and photos. There's a very scrapbook feel to the book. There are photos of some of his hand made books, which he adapted into a collage style book made from his father's old hymn books. On some pages, he draws on a graph paper and sticks text balloons and straps of text using other paper.
Some of the photos included are of him drawing at events, snapshots of his paintings in progress, fans who have Kabuki tattoos.
There are lots to read, from the captions to dialogue of his random comic strips, and some fan letters.
This is a fantastic book for fans and sketchbook lovers. Every page is a pleasant surprise of style, drawings and ideas.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
This book looks like a sketchbook because of the black cover. On the cover inscribes the Japanese kanji words "Kabuki", barely visible.
Inside's a collection of David Mack's sketches, paintings, sculptures and photos. Some of them on the Kabuki comic series, some on Daredevil, works for other comics and some sketches from life.
I like his watercolour style. It has the randomness of watercolour, yet well controlled to produce a beautiful portrait. Every piece has a textural feel to it from the watercolour splashes. Some are worked on canvas. Come to think of it, there aren't a lot of comic artists using watercolours.
David Mack seems to like collages. You'll see a few pages of collage with his drawings and photos. There's a very scrapbook feel to the book. There are photos of some of his hand made books, which he adapted into a collage style book made from his father's old hymn books. On some pages, he draws on a graph paper and sticks text balloons and straps of text using other paper.
Some of the photos included are of him drawing at events, snapshots of his paintings in progress, fans who have Kabuki tattoos.
There are lots to read, from the captions to dialogue of his random comic strips, and some fan letters.
This is a fantastic book for fans and sketchbook lovers. Every page is a pleasant surprise of style, drawings and ideas.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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David Mack ist ein fantastischer,innovativer und grenzüberschreitender Künstler,für den das Ettikett "Comiczeichner" eindeutig viel zu eng wäre. Zwar ist er grundsätzlich Comiczeichner,er integriert in seine Gesamtkunstwerke aber auch jeden erdenklichen dreidimensionalen Gegenstand und kombiniert auf seinen Comicseiten seine Zeichnungen mit Collagentechnik,Fotografie,Samples und Malerei.Sein Hauptwerk "Kabuki" erscheint nun schon einige Zeit bei Marvel(für die er auch eine Zeit lang "Daredevil" zeichnete),sein Output beschränkt sich aber in den letzten Jahren auf "Reflection"-Ausgaben. In diesen versucht er,Fans jede Facette seiner Kunst nahezubringen,ohne an eine Storyline gebunden zu sein. Er werkelt vor sich hin,reist um die Welt,trifft andere Künstler,arbeitet mit ihnen zusammen,lässt sich mit ihnen fotografieren,und wenn dann wieder ein gewisses Maß an Arbeit fertig ist,stellt er es in den Reflections vor. Das klingt jetzt fast ein bißchen abfällig,ist aber überhaupt nicht so gemeint.Denn ich bewundere David Mack. Abgesehen davon,dass er ein unheimlich angenehmer und netter Mensch ist,macht er genau das für seinen Lebensunterhalt,was jeder Künstler gerne machen würde...nämlich einfach,was er will.Dank seines Talents klappt das auch streckenweise.Hoffen wir,dass es nicht einmal eng für ihn wird,denn mit seinem Konzept hat er schon drei Verlage verschlissen,weil seine Gesamtkunstwerke natürlich nicht unbedingt Megaseller sind,sondern opulente Werke für eine kleine,kunstbegeisterte Gemeinde.Und man kann ihm nur wünschen,dass die stetig wächst.Dieses Buch beinhaltet jedenfalls ca 320 Seiten vollgestopft mit Zeugnissen seiner Arbeit,die so vielseitig und inspirierend sind,dass sie sein Publikum zum Träumen bringen und Mut machen,sich selbst der Kunst zu widmen. Seine Werke berühren die Menschen im tiefsten Inneren,und das kann man lange nicht über alles sagen,was so auf dem Markt erscheint.
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Kabuki: Reflections
8. November 2010
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
Contrary to the current (Nov. 2010) product description, the Reflections hardcover collects Reflections issues #5-9, not #5-10 or #1-5. It is black with the "Kabuki" kanji debossed on the front cover, and does not have a dust cover (unless my copy was defective). The black cover makes it look somewhat like a hardcover sketchbook, incidentally, which suits the contents rather well.
Reflections presents a selection of David Mack's art, including sketches, finished paintings, comics pages, and so forth; most of this is related to the Kabuki series. Each piece (with just a few exceptions) has a brief caption telling you what it is, when it was made, and what media was used, and more than a few have some description of the process. In a few cases Mack shows us photos of a piece at various stages of completion and comments on how he proceeded from step to step.
Also included are a few pages with photos of David Mack and his friends at conventions and other places, photos of fans' Kabuki/Noh tattoos, and even some pics of fans in Kabuki-related costumes. At the end is a selection of letters from fans and friends about Mack's work, and the script for the first 14 pages of Kabuki: The Alchemy #1. (The complete Alchemy #1 script is included at the end of the hardcover Alchemy collection.)
I especially like Mack's watercolors, but the appeal in this book for me is the general range of creativity presented, particularly in some of the sketchbook excerpts, which somehow convey an impression of artists hanging out together, sketching each other and generally enjoying each others' creative influence.
This book will probably appeal primarily to fans of the Kabuki series; if you are not a fan of the series already, this may not be a good starting point. It seems like a good book to page through when in need of creative inspiration (by which I mean not ideas for art, but rather a sort of creative morale-boost).
Reflections presents a selection of David Mack's art, including sketches, finished paintings, comics pages, and so forth; most of this is related to the Kabuki series. Each piece (with just a few exceptions) has a brief caption telling you what it is, when it was made, and what media was used, and more than a few have some description of the process. In a few cases Mack shows us photos of a piece at various stages of completion and comments on how he proceeded from step to step.
Also included are a few pages with photos of David Mack and his friends at conventions and other places, photos of fans' Kabuki/Noh tattoos, and even some pics of fans in Kabuki-related costumes. At the end is a selection of letters from fans and friends about Mack's work, and the script for the first 14 pages of Kabuki: The Alchemy #1. (The complete Alchemy #1 script is included at the end of the hardcover Alchemy collection.)
I especially like Mack's watercolors, but the appeal in this book for me is the general range of creativity presented, particularly in some of the sketchbook excerpts, which somehow convey an impression of artists hanging out together, sketching each other and generally enjoying each others' creative influence.
This book will probably appeal primarily to fans of the Kabuki series; if you are not a fan of the series already, this may not be a good starting point. It seems like a good book to page through when in need of creative inspiration (by which I mean not ideas for art, but rather a sort of creative morale-boost).
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Fantastic book for fans and sketchbook lovers
14. Juli 2011
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Of all the books that stood on the shelf, this one stood out because it's black. This book doesn't seem have a dust jacket although the product image on Amazon has it.
This book looks like a sketchbook because of the black cover. On the cover inscribes the Japanese kanji words "Kabuki", barely visible.
Inside's a collection of David Mack's sketches, paintings, sculptures and photos. Some of them on the Kabuki comic series, some on Daredevil, works for other comics and some sketches from life.
I like his watercolour style. It has the randomness of watercolour, yet well controlled to produce a beautiful portrait. Every piece has a textural feel to it from the watercolour splashes. Some are worked on canvas. Come to think of it, there aren't a lot of comic artists using watercolours.
David Mack seems to like collages. You'll see a few pages of collage with his drawings and photos. There's a very scrapbook feel to the book. There are photos of some of his hand made books, which he adapted into a collage style book made from his father's old hymn books. On some pages, he draws on a graph paper and sticks text balloons and straps of text using other paper.
Some of the photos included are of him drawing at events, snapshots of his paintings in progress, fans who have Kabuki tattoos.
There are lots to read, from the captions to dialogue of his random comic strips, and some fan letters.
This is a fantastic book for fans and sketchbook lovers. Every page is a pleasant surprise of style, drawings and ideas.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
This book looks like a sketchbook because of the black cover. On the cover inscribes the Japanese kanji words "Kabuki", barely visible.
Inside's a collection of David Mack's sketches, paintings, sculptures and photos. Some of them on the Kabuki comic series, some on Daredevil, works for other comics and some sketches from life.
I like his watercolour style. It has the randomness of watercolour, yet well controlled to produce a beautiful portrait. Every piece has a textural feel to it from the watercolour splashes. Some are worked on canvas. Come to think of it, there aren't a lot of comic artists using watercolours.
David Mack seems to like collages. You'll see a few pages of collage with his drawings and photos. There's a very scrapbook feel to the book. There are photos of some of his hand made books, which he adapted into a collage style book made from his father's old hymn books. On some pages, he draws on a graph paper and sticks text balloons and straps of text using other paper.
Some of the photos included are of him drawing at events, snapshots of his paintings in progress, fans who have Kabuki tattoos.
There are lots to read, from the captions to dialogue of his random comic strips, and some fan letters.
This is a fantastic book for fans and sketchbook lovers. Every page is a pleasant surprise of style, drawings and ideas.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
Reflections
6. Dezember 2011
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
I really enjoy this book and continue to draw inspiration from it in my own work. The way that David Mack uses his mediums to expand creativity is incredible. I love his work and I think this is a fun book to look at. I appreciate his sketchbook art as well as his refined watercolors. Inspiration is developed from many things and it's not always a finished product.
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