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Giètz! is best selling book!
March 15th, 2010
The book shop Irnerio in Bologna puts Giètz! in the first place for best selling books! Feels great!
And as we are at it… here’s some photos from the presentation we made during the BilBolBul festival at the above mentioned book shop.
Giètz! pictures
March 12th, 2010
It would be about time for me to write a report on how things went in Bologna. Unfortunately I only made a few lousy pictures, so I’m still trying to get some from other sources. In the meantime here’s a couple of pictures from the exhibition and one from the presentation.
A Hundred Word Stories #40
March 11th, 2010
Détective Noir et Crimespassionnels by Ryan Licata
Her heavy goons in the alleyway had left him without a single slug, while she’d be packing that piece, neat and compact, under her skirt. Backstage, her name was emblazoned on a door under a paling gold star. Inside, she sat at her dressing table, looking at him through her mirror, mascara streaking to the corners of her mouth. She stood up, turned and slowly hoisted up her skirt, showing what she had every intention of using against him. “Shows over sweetheart,” he said, but as she entwined her feather bower around his neck, he found it all beginning again.
Notes:
usually I am really rational about my artistic decisions. This time I just followed an impulse. This is the result of it. Somehow it looks like it could have been taken out from a 70s comic mag, which I find somehow fitting… or don’t you?
(Italiano) Ricapitoliamo: Giètz! al BilBOLBul
March 5th, 2010
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italiano.
A Hundred Word Stories #39
March 4th, 2010
(Senza titolo) by Cubber
O per esempio il tac tac del bastone di un cieco sul selciato. Tac
tac tac… non vedo il cieco perché è dietro di me, ma il tac tac
corre sul selciato, sale per un buco sotto le mie scarpe, tac tac tac,
come una febbre delle ossa, tac tac tac, un valzer di marionette; mi
sale lungo la nuca come per darmi la morte, tra i capelli come un filo
o un insetto urticante; mi ustiona mentre scende lungo la faccia, tac
tac tac, entra in bocca e apre nei denti una crepa che si fa sempre
più grande.
Notes
I never really worked on this story, though I had it laying around for some time, because I didn’t know how to draw it. The story is told from the inside out, it’s about things you feel, not things you see. So how to visualize this? In the end I decided to try to illustrate the events in the story how they might appear in the protagonist’s mind.
Rumpelfilter is back from the dead
March 2nd, 2010
2 brand new tracks out of Rumpelfilter’s sound cooking kitchen!
Smashed to Chips (Space Invaders pt2) by rumpelfilter
Killer Aloe intro music by rumpelfilter
If you’re on soundcloud, here’s my page: http://soundcloud.com/rumpelfilter
Giètz! exhibition in Bologna
March 1st, 2010
The Italian comic festival BilBolBul, held in Bologna, will host a small exhibition of original drawings from my latest comic Giètz!. to know more about it: www.bilbolbul.net
Giètz! book trailer
February 26th, 2010
The third part of the tutorial will have to wait a bit more, in the meantime, here comes the official book trailer for Giètz!
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Current projects
I'm working on my first graphic novel, one where I do both the writing and the art. It's called Dog Show and it talks about illusion, paranoia, identity and about finding and losing oneself.Latest Publications
- Giètz!
A graphic novel about jazz in Italy in the fifties.
Written by Andrea Campanella
Art by Hannes Pasqualini
With an essay by Paolo FresuPublished by Tunué (in Italy only, for now)
- In cuniculum
Short fiction by Lapin, illustrated by me. - Spiracle (Il Mucchio)
My short story Spiracle was published on the Italian music magazine Il Mucchio -
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