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Your monthly dose of Moebius
Jul. 3rd, 2013 02:08 pmIn case you aren't following Quenched Consciousness:
Un ange dépasse (An angel above) (1997)
QC also pointed to an interesting analysis of Moebius' attention to technical detail. Particularly fascinating are the examples of his use of perspective lines and vanishing points. There's a reason his drawings look so strangely realistic even at their most fantastical. Craig Smith, who has always proclaimed his admiration of the Blueberry strips, might appreciate this tidbit: "[Moebius] estimated once that he spent 80% of his time drawing the technically rigorous Blueberry comics, and 20% on his fanciful stuff; he also said Blueberry required more concentration and technical facility."
Un ange dépasse (An angel above) (1997)
QC also pointed to an interesting analysis of Moebius' attention to technical detail. Particularly fascinating are the examples of his use of perspective lines and vanishing points. There's a reason his drawings look so strangely realistic even at their most fantastical. Craig Smith, who has always proclaimed his admiration of the Blueberry strips, might appreciate this tidbit: "[Moebius] estimated once that he spent 80% of his time drawing the technically rigorous Blueberry comics, and 20% on his fanciful stuff; he also said Blueberry required more concentration and technical facility."
