Alluvia
Project Description

UPDATE: An invitation to my latest exhibition, where my newest illustration series will be on display for the very first time.
This is an example of the work I'm doing, there'll be new books, prints folios and original artwork on display at the Paper Mill, thanks for your support!
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My first instalment in this series, ‘Asperatus,’ was fittingly launched in the Australian Museum’s skeleton gallery amidst 200 wilting roses.
View photos from the event here and the series in its entirety here. The project also featured an accompanying series of interview videos.
Currently, I am developing my second instalment, 'Alluvia' - a never before seen series of full colour drawings and paintings.
This funding will nurture the continuous diligent and disciplined creation of new and original artwork for each season’s release; and to ensure each body of work is granted a display and delivery properly aligned with its intention and appropriate audience.
I am raising support to realize this demanding undertaking, including the subsidization of forthcoming publications, prints, display, promotion and exhibition of new work.
Please do consider leaving a comment or sending me a message irrespective of your ability to contribute to this endeavour, as, if you believe this work as thoroughly as I do, I do very much appreciate your support and company across the digital vacuum!
Some rewards on offer
Hello! Thanks for looking at my project.
Here are some of the 'rewards' on offer.
(But you know, and I know, the real reward is new art!)

Bloom - Surrealist fantasy comic, 24p.

Happy Birthday, Anyway -Slice of life drama comic based in suburban Sydney. 52 p.

CAB -Comics collection of true stories from suburban Cabramatta, 72p.

Midnight Morning Illustration Book - 15 prints, 325 gsm, 280 x 280mm, feat. two other artists.View entire Midnight Morning series here.

Swing Girl print - Offset print, 350 gsm, 297 x 320mm

Asperatus Portfolio - Black foil stamped deboss on black linen folios

Asperatus prints - Archival Giclee prints on 100% cotton Hahnemule photo rag, secured with white ribbon

Tissue wrapped
View entire Asperatus series here.

Framed artwork - sample only, artwork may vary
Project By
Huynh began self-publishing to put more of the kind of comics that he wanted to read and see on the shelves. His diversity of genres and processes, from surrealist fantasy to polemical essays, community collaborations and biography, have garnered accolades from a broad audience, including Berlin’s Young Illustrator’s Award. His is shortlisted in 2010 Spirit of Youth Award's Visual Arts category and the 2009 Creative Sydney Festival named him one of the most innovative contributors to Sydney’s culture. He was awarded the inaugural Design NSW Travelling Scholarship to pursue a worldwide professional development trip to train and work in residence under his greatest influences and inspirations.
Huynh strives to enthuse Australian comics identity by showcasing work across unexpected contexts, from a storefront display for Incu Clothing’s fashion boutique to a pop-up art festival at Cabra-Vale Leisure Centre and an exhibition in a Newtown boxing gym. Beyond comics, Huynh has explored new media and public art with the Popperbox artists’ collective. Huynh is currently developing a graphic novel and continues to practice as an illustrator. You can see more of his illustrations at the Jacky Winter Agency.
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