| CARL
WRIGHT
Aside from picking up a pencil every now and then, Carl has
also studied drama and started acting professionally in 1999
when he graduated from Drama school and
...I've been acting/writing/directing on and off ever
since. As for Art, I started drawing from the age of 4 or
5 - I think the first comic I ever saw was an early 70's Spider-man
comic. I knew then and there that a) I could draw and b) I
WANTED to draw! Numerous short & long term courses later
and I'm now doing small bit illustration gigs in-between acting
jobs.
I'm currently working on my own pet project - a graphic
novel trilogy entitled
Chronicles of Gideon, that I'll hopefully be handing
over to my literary
agent within the next couple of weeks. Then I'll finally have
a bit of free
time on my hands again.
Influences
Jim Lee, Frank Miller, George Perez, Tony Scott, John woo,
Zhang Zimou, Peter Jackson, Stanley Lau.
Vital Statistics
Full name: Carl Wright
Date of birth: December 20th, 1970
Current Location: Ilford, London
Complete this sentence: Three cavemen are sitting
round a fire, one says to the other… "did
you bring the marshmellows?"
What is the first visual image you can remember?
A huge poster depicting an epic space battle that
my italian cousin Patrick drew for me. It was incredible.
Who is your most influential artist? George
Perez, Frank miller, Jim lee, and the film director Zhang
Yimou
Last book you read? My book i'm working
on - Chronicles of Gideon
Favourite music? All, bar Rap and Heavy
Metal!
Favourite film? Toss up between House
of Flying Daggers and Man on Fire.
Favourite TV series? Alias
Favourite animated series? Dungeons
& Dragons
Pet hate? People who stand on the wrong
side on the escalaters.
Share a quote: 'What we do in life,
echoes in eternity.' Gladiator.
You are suddenly the most powerful person on the
planet, what’s the first thing you would do?
Feed the world, I guess.
What attracted you in contributing to Erth Chronicles?
One, Richard's passion for the project. Two, the opportunity
to work within the kind of collective creative force even
The Borg would be running scared from!
What’s the most important professional advice
you would give a prospective artist? Recognise you've
been given a gift, discover why, then get to it!
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