Tag Archive | "Moebius"

Moebius: ““We need a moment …….. It’s time to talk about art.”

Saturday, April 9, 2011

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(You know, when I’m as old as Moebius, I would give anything to look this staggeringly, iconically cool.) LA Time Hero Complex has on online article/interview with Moebius, the 72 year old artist responsible for some of the most incredible visions of the last century – The Incal, Arzach, The Airtight Garage, Lt. Blueberry. It [...]

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Tumblr-ing along …. more of them:

Sunday, January 23, 2011

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Yep, more Tumblrs dedicated to a single artist/writer. Not new, just things I stumbled over this week…. joining Moore, Morrison, Ellis and Kevin Church’s long-running Daily Batman we have…. Jack Kirby at “Fuck Yeah Kirby!“. That’s one of two of Kirby’s interpretations of God. Moebius at Quenched Conciousness (Via Heidi)

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From our continental correspondent – happy new year from Moebius

Thursday, January 20, 2011

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It’s still January, which means it’s still not inappropriate to wish one another a happy new year.  And so I would like to draw your attention to the animated New Year’s card that French comics god Moebius created for the Fondation Cartier. 2011 E-Card, by Mœbius Uploaded by FondationCartier. – Arts and animation videos. If [...]

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Art for art’s sake!

Saturday, November 27, 2010

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A few things that looked lovely to my tired, ill eyes this week…… (From his Flickrstream; Luke Pearson‘s fan art of Marc Ellerby‘s Chloe Noonan) (Via Mark Kardwell – Simon Gane‘s Lemmy on horseback) (Via Pete Ashton on Twitter – a brilliant, and as gorgeous as you may expect, Moebius Tumblr blog – The Airtight [...]

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It was 20 years ago today….

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

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Well 21. I was recently home clearing out a load of stuff my dad left when he died early in the year and amongst the things he had kept was a little insert magazine I had written with my business partner Jim Hamilton. It was called ‘Cut Comics 88′ and we produced it for the [...]

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