Brown paper puppet
It's been a long time but this paper called loud for it. I remember that there used to be more birdlike and weird creatures in my life for many years. They were very transformative and warm company.
Maybe I need them back.
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Brown paper puppet
It's been a long time but this paper called loud for it. I remember that there used to be more birdlike and weird creatures in my life for many years. They were very transformative and warm company.
Maybe I need them back.
De quoi rire ? Notre série d’été consacrée au rire et à ses limites s'arrêtait en 2010 sur un desinateur : René Pétillon, dessinateur pour le Canard enchaîné, et auteur de bandes dessinées, dont celles mettant en scène le célèbre détective Jack Palmer.
I didn’t draw a gaulois since the 80′s.
Had to give him a helmet.
A cartoon by Ludovic Pujol.
So glad I could read this again years later.
Charlie Hebdo & Riss.
I always have been fascinated by court drawings.
http://comicstripoff.tumblr.com
A joint comic with Celestia Ward on the travails of being a carny caricaturist…
Every Wednesday I just clear everything, sit down, and trip.
Sam Gross (via johnmartz)
Laughed so much the first time I saw it.
Great things about Europe: graphic novels
At Cape we love graphic novels in translation for countless reasons: they open our eyes to a different worldview, teach us histories we never learned at school and give us something in common with people we’ve never met.
If, like us, you’re still feeling a bit battered and bruised from Friday, here are some brilliant European graphic novels to help you feel less depressed about everything.
The Making Of has some of the most beautiful artwork we’ve ever seen.
Bastien Vivès’ follow up to A Taste of Chlorine is about the conflict between art and freedom.
The Art of Flying is Antonio Altarriba’s attempt to understand how the effects of the Spanish Civil War caused his father to commit suicide at the age of 90.
We published Hubert a couple of months ago. We could go on about how great it is, but our pal Will did a much better job than we could do over on the Vintage vlog:
Aaaaaand finally… this one isn’t out until next week, but it’s one of the darkest, most beautiful things we’ve ever done.
Who are your favourite European graphic novelists? Let’s celebrate em all, because we’d be infinitely poorer with them.
The Bride.
Encounter on the London towpath.
Photo by Ludovic Pujol.
Stories from inside
I am still the little 7 year old boy inside this body that seems to have a life of its own. I feel the same as I felt then.
“Crackdown on renting to illegal immigrants will be ‘ineffectual’ says charity”
Hackney Citizen article
By Ludovic Pujol.
This drawing is a few months old. Now we KNOW that the detention camps for migrants are being compared to concentration camp for their living conditions by certain politicians who speak out (article). We KNOW this is happening. During WW2 we didn’t know or we didn’t BELIEVE it? Ask you relatives if they remember anything.
Dig your brain to understand why all these people come to die in this place labelled Europe while they have a better life (always better struggling than dying or rotting with disease) where they used to live.
Who is making war and playing chess with human lives? Whose tempering with the climate result in draught and famine?
10 ways to live a better life
Stop reading articles with titles like the above one.
Know that these are made to catch your attention and take you to a page saturated with advertisement most of the time so data collectors make money with your browsing data.
Have confident in yourself so you don’t need to look for someone else’s advice.
Take the time to experiment to learn what you need to know instead of relying on the knowledge of others.
spend time away from your electronic devices and relax your clicking finger and thumbs.
Read paper books which have depths of knowledge.
Spend time away from looking at a bright screen.
Talk to someone face to face and ask a simple question.
Spend time with the people you love. Expand your love towards other beings.
Pay more attention to your breath and love yourself more often.
Two of Cartoon Movement's own, Jaume Capdevila and Miguel Villalba Sánchez, better known as KAP and Elchicotriste, have recently set up a non-profit organization that aims to use the power of cartoons for social change: Dibujantes Sin Fronteras (Cartoonists Without Borders). We talk to Miguel about how and why this...
Hier j’ai découvert ce que Guy Bedos a dit à propos des meurtres chez Charlie Hebdo. C’est très intéressant. Ne le manquez pas.
Ca change. C’est nouveau, c’est bien. ça fait riiiireuuu.
merde quoi faut bien que quelqu’un le diseuuu.
Caricature par Ludovic Pujol.
David Cameron a few days earlier.
Caricature by Ludovic Pujol
(Just a few extra efforts to impress Charlie…)
I wasn’t so interested in being paid. I wanted to be heard. That’s why I’m broke.
Ornette Coleman (via austinkleon)
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