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About Me
- Rachael Smith
- Comics and illustration! Creator of Flimsy the Kitten, House Party, The Rabbit, Artificial Flowers, and Bess. Draws comics for Doctor Who.
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Upcoming Appearances:
- Free Comic Book Day, GOSH!, London, May 7, 2016
- Toronto Comics Arts Festival, Canada, May 14-15, 2016
- Film and Comic Con Manchester, May 21-22, 2016
- Scribble Con, Todmorden, West Yorkshire, May 28, 2016
- East London Comics Arts Festival, June 10-12, 2016
- Hull Comic Con, June 18, 2016
- Glasgow Comic Con, July 2-3, 2016
- London Film and Comic Con, July 29-31, 2016
- Nottingham Comic Con, October 29, 2016
- Thought Bubble Festival, November 5-6, 2016
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2013
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March
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- Press: interview for 'The Curiosity of a Social Mi...
- I Am Fire - covers
- GHOSTS exhibition
- Balmoral Road commission
- Shop update
- Scribbles
- Press: The Curiosity of a Social Misfit
- Press: Drowned in Sound review of 'The Way We Writ...
- Alan Birchenall - Leicester Mercury commission
- 'The Way We Write' the launch party photos!
- sketches
- Ghosts: the fourth finished piece
- Ghosts: the third finished piece
- Press: Geek and the Greek podcast
- Press: Sequart review
- Press: Selina Lock (Girly Comic) review
- Press: Forbidden Planet International blog - Best ...
- Press: Sweeping the Nation
- Cooking with Annie and Oxford - new double page in...
- Ghosts: the second finished piece
- Ghosts: the first finished piece
- Leicester Illustrator Group Exhibition: Ghosts (a ...
- 2013 Appearances
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