happy birthday (suit) ms. fortune!

another year... and we've reached the 40th episode of 'ms. fortune!' in mayfair magazine! you can get mayfair where ever you are in the world at: http://www.newsstand.co.uk/102-General-Adult-Magazines/1077-Subscribe-to-MAYFAIR-Magazine-Subscription.aspx

merry christmas everybody!

here's last years christmas episode of 'ms. fortune!' from mayfair magazine... you can buy a subscription to mayfair at: http://www.newsstand.co.uk/102-General-Adult-Magazines/1077-Subscribe-to-MAYFAIR-Magazine-Subscription.aspx and you can become penny fortune's friend on facebook for the latest up-date on her adventures. merry christmas!

latest ms. fortune!

here's a panel from the latest 'ms. fortune' strip! you can read the full episode in the current issue of 'mayfair magazine' on sale in uk newsagents right now.
gabby xxx

ps i've now refreshed the art displayed under my posts, so go down... and have a look!

spot the diff!

when we were developing our new strip for mayfair magazine we had to work out with the editor what level of rudeness he wanted for the strip... so the first strip had to undergo some changes to meet his requirements. no problem there... i aim to please. check out these two panels from january's pilot strip for 'ms. fortune'. the top one shows the panel as originally drawn and below the adjustment after some comment from our editor. i'm sure you'll spot the difference!
gabby
gabbynoble@hotmail.com

Ms. Fortune OUT NOW!

the first issue of britain's mayfair magazine featuring the new strip (drawn by me) is out in the shops now. you can follow the adventures of MS. FORTUNE at a newsagent near you or order direct from paul raymond magazines...
http://www.paulraymondsubs.com/faqs.aspx

New regular comic strip

Starting in January 2011's issue of Britain's MAYFAIR magazine, writer, John Short and I have a new regular strip starting. 'MS. FORTUNE' features the misadventures of poor little rich girl PENNY FORTUNE! She never expected to have to get a job, but when daddy looses all the family's money in the sub-prime crash she must make her own way in the world. Shame she failed that GCSE in needle-point and has a terrible habit of accidentally losing all her clothes! This full colour strip will run monthly.
John and I are very excited (and a little daunted) to be following in the footsteps of Don Lawrence, who's 'Carrie' strip ran in Mayfair from the early 1970s. We hope we can do the magazine justice. Why not subscript on the Paul Raymond website?
Gabby
November 2010