#Bandes Dessinees

[geekynerfherder]

Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.

The art of Philippe Caza.

[janemechner]

If some of you remember the comic draft I shared a couple months ago- this is the final draft! Just wanted to say another thank you from everyones input and I really hope you enjoy the finished version. It’s part of a bigger project where i’ve interviewed multicultural people and told some of their stories relating to their experience. 

[litanumb]

"I'm a poor lonesome cowboy, I'm a long long way from home"

[marionbulot]

Timéo and Tana 💜

[captainsvscaptains]

Round 1 Part 8 Poll 7

Propaganda

Spoilers

John Silver is a fun villain who has a change of heart and saves the MC who he'd been mentoring prior to the Villain Reveal and mutiny

Basically the reverse of Sherlock Holmes: Tintin the reporter runs around solving cases accompanied by his high/drunk friend Captain Haddock.

[geraldineetmona]

Hey everyone !

I've been hiding those for a very long time now, so, here's the officiel first set of Stickers of Geraldine & Mona ! I got to give some today at a convention, and I'll bring it along with me for the next ones : D !

It's basically inspired by the 1st tome, ideally, I would like to do another set for the 2nd one ^^ !

Geraldine & Mona (c) Me & Myria Editions

Artwork made by me

[decodium]

*mermaid man voice* EEEEEEVIL

[marsuro]

Gouache practice

[ladydenkiart]

fan planche BD

[veronicamalatesta]

My best (⁠•⁠‿⁠•⁠)

[useyourimagination2020]

Moebius

[geekynerfherder]

'Mississipi River' by Jean Giraud (Moebius).

Cover art for the graphic novel, 'Mississippi River' Book 1, published by Les Humanoides Associés in 1979.

[janemechner]

hey guys i just finished a draft for one of the stories in my comic but could really use some critique. basically ive been interviewing multicultural people and then writing short comics based on our conversations. i think ive been staring at it too long and need a fresh pair of eyes. please be harsh idc. are the drawings too stiff or monotonous? do i need to add more background? is it written ok should i rewrite anything?

[litanumb]

I love them <3

[maddiesbookshelves]

Book haul 📚✨

I rarely buy stuff I haven't read before nowadays and I'm proud to say that these did NOT disappoint! The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting is the continuation of a series but it was probably my favorite volume so far

Book titles and little descriptions under the cut

Rivages Lointains - Anaïs Flogny

Chicago, 1930's. Jules's life gets shaken up when his path crosses Adam's, an influential member of the local mafia. Together, they will do anything to rise to the top

Rebis - Carlotta Dicataldo (Illustration) & Irene Marchesini (translated by Claudia Migliaccio)

Shunned by his village and his own father, a young albino takes refuge with a witch and her community

Everyday is a Good Day, Noeko Nishi (translated by Alexandre Fournier)

Toki and Chihiro lost touch 5 years ago. Tragedy brings them back together and Chihiro helps Toki take care of Asahi, his deceased sister's child

The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting vol.7, Tsukiya (translated by Aline Kukor)

Where a member of a yakuza clan is tasked with taking care of his boss' daughter (comedy and feelings ensues)

[captainsvscaptains]

Round 2 Part 8 Poll 4

Propaganda

Haddock's the name of a real fish ! The captain's an iconic alcoholic with a unique creativity with swear words

No propaganda for The Doctor yet