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Sally Kindberg and Robin Hood
Sad to learn yesterday that the giant oak tree, aka the Major Oak, in Sherwood Forest has died. It was over a thousand years old, its ancient and gnarled branches supported by metal struts, but apparently the hot weather finished … Continue reading
Posted in Comic strips
Tagged childhood., comic strip, handwritten text, mystery/memoir, Nottingham, oak leaf, Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest, the Major Oak
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Sally Kindberg and a Michaelmas comic strip
As Michaelmas approaches, here’s one of my comic strip stories from the Kindberg archive
Posted in Comic strips
Tagged angels, childhood memory, comic strip, memory, St Michael, unfinished business
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Sally Kindberg and the General Election
Drawn in haste (I was ill so drawing delayed) in the early morning of July 4th, spurred on by the efforts of The Comics Cultural Impact Collective, who encouraged comic strip creators to contact their MP-to-be. Mine is now PM. … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s notes about her childhood in Nottingham
This seems to be a recurring theme (far too often?) in notes for my graphic mystery/memoir. From the age of three I occasionally stayed at my grandmother’s house in Nottingham, periods coinciding with my mother disappearing, then turning up with … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s work in progress/identity
These are name tapes I had made for my mother when she was in her 90s and living in a nursing home. Apart from being shocked when she attempted (three or four times) to strangle me – I tried not … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Family, Work in progress
Tagged comic strip, dementia, family, Finnish wedding skirt, handwriting, identity, mother, mystery/memoir, nursing homes, wedding skirt, work in progress
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Sally Kindberg’s Stranger, a work in progress (pencil roughs)
Pencil roughs for Stranger, a work in progress, a mystery/memoir in comic strip form. It’s moving slowly, but moving at least …
Posted in Drawings, Family, Work in progress
Tagged comic strip, dreams, faces, handwritten text, memoir, mother, mystery/memoir, pencil roughs, stranger
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Character development comic strip for SCBWI British Isles
The latest in a series of comic strips for SCBWI British Isles. Other comic strips for SCBWI are about writers/illustrators’ block, publicity and memoir.
How To Find True Love comic strips
Some years ago I started writing/drawing my How To Find True Love comic strips, hoping that magically it would turn into a best selling guide book. At the time I was dating a pantomime goose. It didn’t work out. The interspecies … Continue reading
Posted in Comic strips, Drawings, Work in progress
Tagged comic strip, comic strips, drawings, humour
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