Tac au Tac
If you think that you would appreciate watching a French TV show from the early 1970s where mainly Franco-Belgian comic artists - like Moebius, Uderzo, Franquin, Bretecher, Morris - are playing around, creating drawings in collaboration, then you should watch the "Tac au Tac" show on YouTube... Here's one episode:
found via Drawn!
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Graphic Design: Owl
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Labels: 1960s, belgian, graphic design, Owl, paul ibou, vintage design
Art: James Ensor
Squelettes se disputant un hareng-saur (Skeletons fighting over a picked herring) by the Belgian artist James Ensor (1860-1949)
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Labels: art, belgian, herring, james ensor
Art: Léon Spilliaert
All Things Amazing: Léon Spilliaert (1881-1946)
"...was a Belgian symbolist painter and graphic artist." (read more at Wikipedia)
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Labels: art, belgian, belgium, spilliaert
Poster Art: Tigra
Poster - dated 1950 - for Belgian cigarette label (Royal) Tigra. From Vintage Poster.
Royal Tigre cigarette pack scans from the La Saga Cigarette site.
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Labels: belgian, cigarette packs, cigarettes, packaging, posters, royal tigre, tigre, tobacco, tobacco paraphernalia, vintage posters
Comics: Tintin Turned 80
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Labels: anniversary, belgian, belgium, birthday, comics, tintin
Illustration: Guy Peellaert
"Belgian advertising illustrator Guy Peellaert was one of the first cartoonists to embrace Pop Art and incorporate Andy Warhol's appropriation of mass market iconography into his work. His first comic..."
...continue reading at The World of Kane.
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Labels: advertising, belgian, belgium, comics, Guy Peellaert, illustration, soft drinks, The World of Kane