New Concept Comics Blog: "Whiskey"

Tuesday, December 01, 2015

"Whiskey"

Another preview from a New Concept Comics project, written and drawn by N. F. Colacitti.

Based on the works by Carl G. Jung, Aleister Crowley, Manly P. Hall, among others, the story uses symbolism, contradictions and hidden messages that invite the reader to think, question and somehow be a part of the narration.

Check out these previous advances:
"Step by Step", "See you soon" and "Trimurti".

The work is in process. Stay tuned for new ones!

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Reviews

Tango, the adventure game (backgrounds) (2015):

"Art looks great!"
- Tim Schafer.

Time Samplers (2012):

“Colacitti is a goddamn powerhouse, handling pencils, inks, letters and colours (...) and doing so with style and skill (...). He is a great, charismatic storyteller.”
- The Lottery Party.

“It's lively and energetic and it jumps off the page in full color. He (...) have me appreciating the style more and more with every panel.”
“I can almost bet that they're not far from taking their properties to the small or big screen, especially if this issue's illustrator is behind the art.”
- Comic Reviews outside the cube.

“The devil is in the details, and that’s where Colacitti shines (...) this is the magic of illustration and Colacitti does it very well.”
- Behind the panels.

“Nicolas Colacitti does a stellar job. Colacitti’s artwork is glorious.”
- Geek Syndicate.

“The art is brilliant, with an excellent use of colours.”
- 3 million years.

“(...) all I can really say is just “wow” (...) Nicolas Colacitti does the pencils, ink, lettering, and colors for this comic (...) one might expect some lackluster results, but every page demonstrates excellent layout, coloring, shading, and line work.”
- Stumptown Trade Review.

"Artwork: 10/10"
- Florida Geek Scene.

Division Shadow (2006):

“(...) the art is the most impressive (...) Colacitti has a good sequential art sense. He tells a story well (...) I was just pleading to see some more Colacitti, because it got brutal.”
- Comics Should be Good.

Exhibitions

2002 - "Madres de Plaza de Mayo" in the library Juan Martín de Pueyrredón (Mar del Plata).
2004 - Winners of the contest "Young art of the province" at Auditorium Theatre (Mar del Plata).
2009 - SPACE Convention, with the novel "Tiny Life 1) to". (Columbus, Ohio, USA).
2010 - Interview for the design magazine "Spooner" (Mar del Plata).
2010 - Convention "on September 4, National Comics Day, 2nd Edition" (Mar del Plata).
2011 - "Festival Azabache I", first Latin American meeting of Noir and pulp fiction authors (Mar del Plata).
2011 - Opening of "Multiespacio Triskel", groupal exhibition (Mar del Plata).
2011 - Convention "Historieta a Toda Costa, 3rd Edition" (Mar del Plata).
2011 - Sample of workshop class at the first anniversary of the "Envion Centenario" (Mar del Plata).
2011 - Exhibition of his students at the Bruzzone Museum (Mar del Plata).
2011 - Exhibition of his students at Multiespacio Triskel (Mar del Plata).
2012 - Convention "Historieta a Toda Costa, 4th Edition" (Mar del Plata).