8 October 2011
This project initiated by Zak Sally is an island map where the cartoonists have pinned up bits and pieces of stories in interaction with reliefs and drawings already hung up. There is no reading direction, which offers numerous approaches of a same story.
A few funny details !
Published in • 2011 - PFC#3 (Arc et Senans)
7 October 2011
With the weekend which strides up the “production” increases, it is a little bit difficult to show you everything !
Published in • 2011 - PFC#3 (Arc et Senans)
Take a group of 3 cartoonists, and a sheet of paper with 6 blank frames. Each of them has 5 minutes to draw a first frame using the first person ‘I’. Then give the sheet to one of his pairs next to him and take the sheet given by the third one to draw the second frame using the second person ‘you’ and so forth till the 6th frame.
Today there was an additional difficulty (HA HA HAA!): the language barrier. Each group included at least one non-French speaking cartoonist. This morning, some strips were thus written in two or even three languages.
Published in • 2011 - PFC#3 (Arc et Senans)
5 October 2011
While the cartoonists are working on the twelve pages of the book, Mayumi and Raphael from the incredibly awesome Icinori collective are silkscreen printing its cover. Meticulousness and care are catchwords. You can witnesses their experience through the attention they grant to each step of the work’s making.
Published in • 2011 - PFC#3 (Arc et Senans)
All Over Team (the silkscreen studio) is still working, on an Ibn Al Rabin project.
Published in • 2011 - PFC#3 (Arc et Senans)
