Jaime Huxtable

@jaimehuxtable.bsky.social

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Comic artist/illustrator. Such, Such Were the Joys (Pluto Press), DROWSE (https://www.drowsecomic.com/), Out There, Boat Vols 1 & 5 (BHP Comics), G Bear & Jammo. https://jaimehuxtable.com/

A work in progress drawing of a rock band in concert - showing the singer and guitarist in the foreground and the crowd in the background.
Comic book panel detail showing a person carrying a box of food supplies (black & white).
Poster for kids' comics workshops featuring a cartoon dog drawing a comic. Workshops are running over the summer holidays.
Illustration showing a group of protestors in protective masks holding dead fish and placards. They are protesting against the factory in the background which is polluting the area.
Promo poster for a course called "Making Comics For Beginners: How to Tell Stories with Pictures & Words". Poster contains four comic panels. The images in the panels are: 1. a cityscape, 2. close up profile of a man, 3. close up of a young woman, 4. two children running with a building in the background.
Illustration of marching women and children. The children are holding signs, protesting against the closure of a local manufacturing plant. It is raining and some people are holding umbrellas.
Illustration showing Kirkby Unemployment Centre activist Tony Boyle on a protest march.
Rough character design drawing of an anthropomorphic grey dog wearing a green WWII style pilot's hat and goggles.
Comic book panel illustration. Medium / close up image of a woman and child, dressed in WWII era clothing. The woman is shielding her eyes from the sun as she looks on at something happening off-panel.
Comic art detail showing a girl carrying a plank of wood. She is helping to build a den.
Panel of comic art showing two children running with a building site in the background.
Panel from horror graphic novel "Out There". A man holding a flaming torch and looking frightened as he stares at something off panel.
Comic panels from the horror graphic novel "Out There", set in the fictional Scottish village of Carrinhead. A police officer is talking to the protagonist, Michael Shaw, after his teenage daughter has gone missing.