CWP Comic - Kung Fu Jay! (Part 1)

CWP Comics - Kung Fu Jay! (Part 1)

Issue 6 of the comics!

It's here, what you have been waiting for! The sixth issue of the Caution Wet Paint Comic Strip!

Goldtop fumes

Yes! Idiots! All of you! Especially that fool you call El Director! Who the hell does he think he is! Casting those two idiots, Jay and Kay in a fancy Comic Strip! What! Where is my own comic strip! I am the greatest personage ever to walk on this Earth, and I do not have a comic strip to my name! Watch out 'Director', I am going to kill you!

From CWP Comic Issue 5 - 'The Suitcase'

CWP Comic (Issue 4) - Behind the Scenes...

For this comic strip, I decided I wanted to back behind the scenes and in this case revisit our first adventure at The Bus Stop. Enjoy!

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CWP Comic: Issue 3 - The 'Milkman'

Caution Wet Paint - Da Comic Strip (Issue 3)

Unbelievably, I have actually done the cover! Issue 2 out tomorrow!

CWP - Comic Issue 2!

From CWP Comic Issue 2 - The Bus Stop

This was a really fun comic for me to make. For me, this was nearly three years ago since I shot this webisode on that rainy day in Poplar. The camera was conking out, the sound was patchy, but nonetheless, this is where it all began, at a Bus Stop in Poplar...

And you can compare the comic to the webisode, and see the (subtle) changes that I made...

Da Comic!

At the moment, putting the finishing touches to the comic strip for this Monday's issue. And in this one, I am going to take a look at that first episode, the first time for everything, where Jay and Kay first meet up. At The Bus Stop.

New Issue out on Monday!

Distributing Continued

But distributing by itself it no fun. I need a little bit more to inspire me. And so, I have decided to start the Caution Wet Paint Comic.

A twofold reason. Firstly, it keeps my mind on Caution Wet Paint in a creative way. Distribution, to be blunt, is pretty dull. Forms, letters and more paperwork. It takes a lot of the fun out of film making, and so I need that creative buzz. Secondly, there is a lot of material left over from the webisodes that has not yet got used. Hence the Comic Strips, a great way of utilising the unused and old material and retelling the stories of Jay and Kay or getting new adventures out.

Enjoy, the Caution Wet Paint Comic begins tomorrow and introduces our two loveable rogues, Jay and Kay!

Caution Wet Pant - The Comic Strip

Due to the web browser crashing, I had a really witty set up to this blog post, but that is now lost in the mists of time.

Oh well. Anyhoo, for those in the know, if you take a little look at this blog, a new icon has suddenly appeared. Yep, that's it, click on it. It is the new Caution Wet Paint Comic Strip Taking the persona of Jay one step further, I have decided to take the characters from Caution Wet Paint on a new adventure, this time in the form of a picture comic.



There is a good reason for this. Creatively, I have now finished with the shorts for 'Caution Wet Paint', but there is still a lot of material out there that I want to use up. My time is now going to be spent on the distribution of the latest CWP short film. So in the meantime, I want an expressive outlet for CWP, that goes beyond writing, which I will also be doing. Hence the comic strip is one of the more funky ways of doing this.

In other words, subscribe to it so every Monday you can 'click' and see what Jay and Kay have been up to. I'll recall their first adventures together before putting them in more devious situations. Ha!

CWP Documentary 2: Jay

Jay is the dynamo of CWP the Movie. It is his story and his characterisations that are probably closest to mine in all of the stories I have written so far. For me, Jay is a key character in The Paint not just in what he does, but how he does it.



Watch Documentary by clicking here!

CONFESSIONS OF A COMIC BOOK WRITER

As is appropriate for a man who loves his comics, Jay has given himself a slight yellow tint. He also has to tell you a few things...



Ari Gill, True Confessions – Click here to Watch!