Showing posts with label Dave Windett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dave Windett. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 July 2015

Hello John Gatehouse and Dave Windett

Who are you?

Writer - John Gatehouse, Artist – Dave Windett

Why did you get involved in Spineless?

We got involved in the Spineless project because we are both interested in using comic strips as an educational tool.
We contributed to Applied Comics Etc's previous project Asteroid Belter and have created a number of other comic strips with educational content such as The Wacky World of Animals.

Tell us about your comic.

Our feature shows the reader how to identify and encourage insects in their garden.



The picture of a wasp's nest was chosen as it is a good representation of the garden feature.


John and Dave are working with Environmental Records Information Centre North East.

Little Lemming Books
@l_lemming_books

Friday, 26 June 2015

A Spineless Update

Work has begun on the Spineless comic. It's just like old times, this time we're teaming up with Great North Museum:Hancock to make an awesome comic companion for their Spineless exhibition. We've received our first proof and it's looking pretty smart.


You might recognise some of our comic makers from Asteroid Belter, others you might not so in the next posts we'll be getting to know our contributors and what brought them to the project:

Jess Bradley
Terry Wiley
John Gatehouse and Dave Windett
Emily Rose Lambert
Sigmund Reimann
Samuel C Williams

Wednesday, 10 April 2013

Introducing Dave Windett & John Gatehouse


We're excited to introduce our first team of contributors to the Newcastle Science Comic, Dave Windett and John Gatehouse.

Dave Windett is a professional comics artist and illustrator, his work has been published in Britain, Europe and America.

He has drawn comics featuring numerous licensed characters, including Inspector Gadget, Eek the Cat, Ace Ventura, Daffy Duck and Korky the Cat .

For the Scandinavian market he has illustrated educational books, business manuals and comics.

He has also designed original characters for a variety of publications and provided illustrations for everything from magazines and websites to mobile phones, games, and children's shoes.

Samples of his work can be seen at - http://www.davewindett.com/ and on his blog at - http://www.davewindett.com/blog/


John Gatehouse has written over 100 books and annuals, over 300 television shows and thousands of comic strips and short stories for children.


He has produced stories for legendary characters such as Inspector Gadget, Pokemon, Scooby Doo, Garfield, Dracula, Spider-Man, Ace Ventura Pet Detective, The Hurricanes, Digimon, Rugrats, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and hundreds of other Intellecutal Properties.


John and Dave are currently working together on two projects.

Monster Hunt, a series of Children's books for Penguin (USA) the first of which should be available this Autumn.

The Kaci Bell Mysteries, a newspaper style adventure strip which he and John plan to publish as both a daily web-comic and printed collection once the story is finished. At the time of writing over 100 episodes have already been drawn.

A collection of the Lazarus Lemming strips (that they created for the weekly DFC comic) is due to be "published" on the digital comics platform Comixology and their kid's book, Trick or Treat is still available from Amazon.


Check out these fantastic roughs they did for us. The final version is looking great but you'll have to wait for the comic to see it all.