8/09/2010

State Poison


Record cover illustration for the ear-damaging French punk band State Poison. Haven't seen the printed result yet, unfortunately the release had been delayed due to some vinyl pressing issues...
The lucky State Poison guys are now boarding a plane going to Japan for a twenty days tour, playing with great local punk bands like Crow, Nightmare, Death Dust Extractor, Isterismo, NK6, Slang, Conga Fury, attack SS, D-Clone, Unarm, System Fucker and lots more i didn't listened to yet or never heard about...

7/26/2010

Extortion



Four pages published in the July issue of "L'echo des Savanes".
Note that the small pictograms i'm generally using in the speech balloons had been replaced by words.
The magazine chief editor feared that the pictograms were way too intricate and confusing for the vast majority of the readers, so he suggested replacing them by single words.
That's a brilliant idea for sure, and i think i will be working in that direction in the near future...

Nevertheless, you can try reading the unaltered version of that complicated, undecipherable little story below.
It was directly inspired by real facts regarding security issues in Iraq.






7/22/2010

Finished Product


The Zerocratie CD and the Mexican pressing of the Coche Bomba CD are finally out. Regarding the printing quality and color reproduction, everything went out fine.

7/05/2010

Fabuleux Destin



Latest annual issue from the magazine Pilote, published in June 2010.
This special issue explores the ties between cinema and comics.





My little contribution, making fun of the famous French movie "Amelie".

5/13/2010

Zérocratie







Commission for the CD artwork from the band Zérocratie, the challenge was to do something with a different style than the punk stuff i'm used to deal with.

5/07/2010

Rehash









Recycling old material for the merchandise stuff sold by the band Coche Bomba during their latest Mexican / U.S. tour.
Said merchandise consists of a couple of T-shirts and a discography CD, all manufactured in Mexico.


4/17/2010

Tape cover

Commission for a tape from the local punk rockers Lexomyl.
Tried to create some narrative with their songs lyrics.
There's possibility to expand the pictures by clicking it for a better detailed view.



4/04/2010

Sueño Ilustrado



"Que me comí una salchicha gigante y tardé 8 meses."
"I dreamed that I spent 8 months eating a giant sausage
."

Illustration commissioned for a book gathering children dreams illustrated by different artists. More illustrated dreams can be seen here.



Of course, this drawing can reminisce the cover of that Philip Jose Farmer book i've read during my teenage years...


3/19/2010

Charvieux Chavagneux

We were greeted by this very scary graffiti while entering the charming town of Charvieux Chavagneux.


Some books were signed...

NLB 88 might be the name of the neo-nazi biker gang terrorizing the streets of Charvieux, they shall not pass...

2/26/2010

Mome vol.18

cover by Nate Neal.



Finally, i got some of my work published in the U.S., i'm really happy about this, hope it will not be the last time btw...
More info and a video preview about the Mome project here.

From the Fantagraphics website:
"Every "period" in modern comics history has had its anthology that tapped into the zeitgeist and foreshadowed a new "generation" of cartoonists (Zap in the '60s; Arcade in the '70s; RAW and Weirdo in the '80s, etc.). For the new millennium, there is Mome. This quarterly book will spotlight a regular cast of a dozen of today's most exciting cartoonists. Mome features the same collective of artists every issue, allowing the artists and audience to grow together and build an ongoing identity that is highly unusual for the world of contemporary comics."

"If the world of alt-comics feels appealing but intimidatingly vast (what doesn’t these days), Mome is the perfect place to start. ... An anthology is only as good as the sensibilities of those who compile it, of course, so it’s worth noting that a subscription of Mome equals four issues per year of work culled from the depths by an outfit that not only has keen vision in such matters, but also a stake in finding the very best. What’s not to trust?"