I was relying way too much on words and using words as a way of accounting for the deficits in my drawing, and vice versa, illustrating my words rather than actually telling stories in words and pictures (…)
— Chris Ware (NYC Graphic)
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Hipertexto #21
Na casa de Chris Ware
Fotografias de Seth Kushner. Trip City.
Vincent Mahé
Ilustrador Francês. A ver a série “vizinhos” no blogue It’s Nice That.
Matt Fraction o homem que finalmente acertou na representação do sexo na banda desenhada
Com a série Sex Criminals. Wired.
Francisco Sousa Lobo
Artigo no site de Paul Gravett. Temos o livro “The Dying Draughtsman” disponível na livraria.
Hipertexto #20
I can certainly see reading comics electronically, with the possibilities for inter-penetrability of story and image, but I think comics will have to develop into something completely different before that happens.
Chris Ware sobre construir um novo comic book. NYC Graphic.
Páginas a lápis de X #11 da Dark Horse
Desenhadas por Daniel Maia.
Como os autores americanos de ficção científica moldam o futuro
The Smithsonian Magazine.
Batman aos 75
The Guardian.
I like books
To me, a book is a fairly obvious metaphor for a human body: aside from the fact that it has a spine, it’s also bigger on the inside than it is on the outside, and it can harbor secrets. One can either be put off or invited into it depending on how it’s structured and what’s offered as the point of entry. It can affect how the whole story is felt. I like books. They’re my life.
— Chris Ware (NYC Graphic)