El Miajilla Jean Giraud Gir Moebius Excited by french new wave cinema, giraud using the pen name ‘gir’ drew on the moody actor jean paul belmondo to initially depict blueberry. “for me, he was a spokesman, a symbol for an entire generation. i had to capture the belmondo persona and then work a little alchemy. and ultimately all that remained was the broken nose.”. Jean 'moebius' giraud (1938 2012) jean 'moebius' giraud. jean giraud had one of the most interesting double lives in comics history. under his own name, he co created the legendary western comic 'blueberry' (1963 2012) with writer jean michel charlier. he also used the shortened signature of "gir" for this series.
El Miajilla Jean Giraud Gir Moebius Moebius, gir. (8 may 1938 10 march 2012, france) 'blueberry's stardom', by jean giraud, 1994. french comic artist jean giraud had one of the most interesting double lives in comic history. under his own name (sometimes also the pseudonym "gir"), he co created the legendary western comic 'blueberry' (1963 2012) with writer jean michel charlier. Nausicaa giraud (1995) signature. moebius.fr. jean henri gaston giraud (french: [ʒiʁo]; 8 may 1938 – 10 march 2012) was a french artist, cartoonist and writer who worked in the franco belgian bandes dessinées (bd) tradition. giraud garnered worldwide acclaim predominantly under the pseudonym mœbius ( ˈmoʊbiəs ; [1] french: [møbjys. In the last 48 hours, that number has shrunk to two. salut, jean! —kim thompson. jean giraud, the french cartoonist best known under his pen name “moebius,” died saturday in a paris hospital after a lengthy battle with cancer, at the age of 73. like his namesake single surfaced geometric figure, giraud enjoyed two distinct careers that. Moebius is one of few artists that may seem to have been without limits. his career was long and diverse, and his technical ability and inventiveness were such that he is still regarded by many fellow artists with reverence. the goal in writing this paper was to probe the boundaries of a career that spanned decades, and to learn more about the person whose given name was jean gaston giraud. a.
El Miajilla Jean Giraud Gir Moebius In the last 48 hours, that number has shrunk to two. salut, jean! —kim thompson. jean giraud, the french cartoonist best known under his pen name “moebius,” died saturday in a paris hospital after a lengthy battle with cancer, at the age of 73. like his namesake single surfaced geometric figure, giraud enjoyed two distinct careers that. Moebius is one of few artists that may seem to have been without limits. his career was long and diverse, and his technical ability and inventiveness were such that he is still regarded by many fellow artists with reverence. the goal in writing this paper was to probe the boundaries of a career that spanned decades, and to learn more about the person whose given name was jean gaston giraud. a. Jean giraud. jean giraud (1938 2012) was a french artist, cartoonist and writer who worked in the franco belgian bandes dessinées tradition. giraud garnered worldwide acclaim predominantly under the pseudonym moebius and to a lesser extent gir, which he used for the blueberry series and his paintings. I was saddened to learn that giraud died today, march 10, 2012, at the age of 73. of all of the fantastic artists and illustrators who have worked in the medium of comics, from the golden age newspaper greats to the present era of “graphic novels”, giraud is my favorite. he is also one of my favorite illustrators, and for that matter, one.
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