Posts tagged "Edie Fake"

Seeking unexpected parallels in Edie Fake’s Sweetmeats 2.

Seeking unexpected parallels in Edie Fake’s Sweetmeats 2.


Edie Fake (now on tumblr!) in Future Tense.

Edie Fake (now on tumblr!) in Future Tense.


Somewhat ambiguous patterning details from Edie Fake’s “Sweetmeats”. 

Somewhat ambiguous patterning details from Edie Fake’s “Sweetmeats”. 


Another spread from Edie Fake’s Gaylord Phoenix 6.

Another spread from Edie Fake’s Gaylord Phoenix 6.


Gaylord Phoenix 6, the conclusion of the series so far, already appeared in the comprehensively excellent Secret Acres collection, but is unspeakably more perfect when printed in rich purple-on-pink by Edie Fake himself.

Gaylord Phoenix 6, the conclusion of the series so far, already appeared in the comprehensively excellent Secret Acres collection, but is unspeakably more perfect when printed in rich purple-on-pink by Edie Fake himself.


And one more panel from Edie Fake’s distinctly unsettling “Sweetmeats”. 

And one more panel from Edie Fake’s distinctly unsettling “Sweetmeats”. 


A panel from Edie Fake’s “Sweetmeats”. The book is tiny, but so detailed that blowing up single panels seems the way to post it, actually.

A panel from Edie Fake’s “Sweetmeats”. The book is tiny, but so detailed that blowing up single panels seems the way to post it, actually.


The opening spread of Edie Fake’s fantastic new “Sweetmeats”, a foray into occult psychedelia and mysterious low-contrast color printing. Originally part of the Vacuum Horror anthology, this is indeed a seeming horror story, rather a departure from the (also excellent) Gaylord Pheonix series, which just saw its latest installment, and which we’ll also be posting shortly. (Found at the Needles and Pens table at the NY Art Book Fest this weekend).

The opening spread of Edie Fake’s fantastic new “Sweetmeats”, a foray into occult psychedelia and mysterious low-contrast color printing. Originally part of the Vacuum Horror anthology, this is indeed a seeming horror story, rather a departure from the (also excellent) Gaylord Pheonix series, which just saw its latest installment, and which we’ll also be posting shortly. (Found at the Needles and Pens table at the NY Art Book Fest this weekend).


Detail from a page by Edie Fake and Andy Burkholder in Secret Prison 666.

Detail from a page by Edie Fake and Andy Burkholder in Secret Prison 666.