Henry Flint's Designs For (And With) DJ Food

[Rich Johnston]

DJ Food/Strictly Kev collects the work of 2000AD, specifically that of Henry Flint, ultra-detailed painted artist on Judge Dredd and ABC Warriors.

As part of the original art he bought, he received a promotion for an exhibition of a different style of Flint's, his black and white "doodles". And saw inspiration for artwork for his recent series of EPs. Flint gave him permission to use and colour them. For the collecting album, Ninja Tunes, Henry provided more work specifically for the project, which also extended into photography from Cooper-Mitchell. Markosia has recently published Broadcast, collecting the drawings.

And a new exhibition featuring Flint's published work for the album as well as the elements used to create it is about to open in the East End of London, along with the photography and DJ Food's connecting work especially for the show, with audio/visual elements.

[mquitney]

Where will that vinyl version be available? I don't see it anywhere on ninjatunes.net

[Death's Head]

May have to pop along to that!

[bvalentine]

Henry Flint & DJ Food Exhibition! 2012

Factoryroad Gallery, Hinckley, Leicestershire, Midlands, U.K

We are hosting an Exhibition of artwork from DJ Food's new album 'The
Search Engine', and 2000AD artist Henry Flint's book 'Broadcast'. The
two artists collaborated on the art work for this album and the show
will include original inked comic art by Henry Flint. Originally shown
at Pure Evil London, it will be brought to the Midlands by Factoryroad
Gallery between the 2nd and 15th June.

Original comic art, drawings, limited edition prints, moving image,
photography and vinyl will be on show. If you would like to see this awesome exhibition
attendance is strictly RSVP only, so you need to email me letting me know what time and
date you would like to attend, please attach a contact number.

Brook@factoryroadgallery.net