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Curses! I was afraid of forgetting someone in my Buenos Aires post, and I did! Another friendly illustrator I met on my travels was Kelvin Osorio! Gracias Kelvin!
¡Gracias Buenos Aires!
I’m home once again! I’d like to extend a huge THANK YOU to all the wonderful illustrators I met while I was visiting your amazing city. Your friendship and generosity helped make our visit extra special. And a great reminder for all illustrators that a community is always nearby; all you have to do is ask!
- Leonardo Falaschini
- Juliana Pedemont
- Matias Vigliano
- Diego Vaisberg at DGPH
- Naida Ochoa
- Mirella Musri
- Lluis Ráfols (and his 1000 Faces Project)
- Penelope Lugares
- Marina Gerosa
- Iván Rodero
- Vik & Pablo at MonoBlock
- Galeria Mar Dulce
- Wally De Marco
- Lucas Varela
- Lucio Paletta
- Karla Fernandes
- Cristian Turdera
- Nate Williams at IllustrationMundo
Whoo! If I forgot anyone, please let me know!
Goodbye cheap Malbec! I think I’ll miss you most of all! (Well, that and Argentine politics! Thank goodness for Google News Alerts.)
We leave Buenos Aires tomorrow, back to Vancouver. Once I’m back, I’ll be posting about our B.A. Illustrator Meetups and links to all the great illustrators I met. I’ll also be writing a post about the joys/downfalls of a “work vacation” as we attempted over the past three months.
¡Adios Argentina! Gracias por todos! Está siempre en nuestros corazones! Besos y abrazos!
~ Luc y Doug
Ilustradores de Buenos Aires, esta noche es nuestra segunda reunión, así que espero que pueda unirse a nosotros! Details are on the Facebook Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/267807839969414/
If you feel like bringing anything, here are some suggestions
This is mainly a casual meetup, just to chat and have a few drinks. I look forward to meeting you all! :)
cheers,
Luc
¡Hola Buenos Aires!
He estado de visita en vuestra hermosa ciudad de Buenos Aires por dos meses ya (sólo unas pocas semanas más!) y tenido el gusto de conocer a varios ilustradores locales. Ahora, me gustaría tener la oportunidad de conocer más aun!
La idea es tener una reunión casual, una noche de la semana próxima (probablemente en un resto-bar del barrio Palermo). He escogido dos fechas (28 de marzo, y 5 de abril) para que sea más fácil para todos. Voy a mantendremos informados sobre todos los detalles. Si están interesados, inscríbanse en Facebook (ahí es donde voy a publicar detalles adicionales, como el lugar exacto. Tal vez: Si saben de un buen lugar, que pueda tener más de 20 personas, por favor hágamelo saber):
Luego publicaremos fotos del evento, y links a los portfolios de cada uno, aquí en Drawn! :)
Gracias Leonardo Falaschini por ayudarnos con la organización y la traducción! N.del T: Thank you guys!
¡Hola Buenos Aires!
I have been visiting your beautiful city for two months now (only a few more weeks to go!) and I have had the pleasure of meeting several local illustrators. And now I’d like a chance to meet more of you!
I’d like to suggest a casual meet-up one night next week for drinks (probably at a bar in Palermo). I picked two dates—March 28, and April 5—to make it easier for everyone. If you’re interested, sign up on Facebook (which is where I’ll post additional details like the exact location). Also: if you know of a good location, one that might hold more than 20 people, please let me know:
Afterward, I’ll post photos of the event, and links to everyone’s website here on Drawn! :)
ps: Thanks to Leonardo Falaschini for helping with the organizing and the translation!
Hermenegildo Sabat, very well-known Uruguayan-Argentine cartoonist, born in 1933. Read more about him on Wikipedia. He’s always been a very outspoken critic and his work has infuriated many a politician. :)
Hugo Pratt Interview (en français). I’m not certain when this was shot exactly.
He talks here about how comics are seriously hard work, if you’re doing it right, and about the intense research he’d perform whenever embarking on a new project.
I’ve become a little obsessed with Pratt since arriving here (the apartment we’re staying in has, among many other wonderful books, 13 issues of Pratt’s Corto Maltese, which are helping me learn Spanish!), especially since I realized he also created “Jesuit Joe”, a sort of Native American Robin Hood, riding around the “frozen Canadian North” wearing a stolen RCMP jacket. Boss!
(Source: youtube.com)
Here’s an interview with aforementioned Jorge Alderete at IllustrationMundo.
As I’ll be visiting Buenos Aires later this winter, I’ve been reading up on all things Argentinian (including re-watching The Motorcycle Diaries), so I was tickled when I stumbled upon this icon set of the iconic Che Guevara, designed by Jorge Alderete for an Argentinian type foundry named Sudtipos (who also created a lovely Calgary-inspired font named Calgary Script!).
(via SL Che - MyFonts)
Lady Gaga by Adrian Valencia.
Atsa lotta Gaga. And you should see the rest of Adrian Valencia’s gorgeous illustrations on his website. (His Tumblr has lots more Gagas if you’re interested!!
(via witchcitybitch)
Meet Federico Piatti, everyone. Thanks to Leif Peng for pointing him out on the cyber-matrix today.