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Tribulations d'une caissière - no futur .url Pin-up Art from The Pin-up Files [Marcus Gray Image Gallery] : A Marcus Gray (b.1971) "I want to express the experience of what it is for a woman to wear latex, feel aroused, feel sensual, dangerous and beautiful ... these women know the power of their sexuality and the profound effect it has over men." Born in 1971 in Glasgow, Scotland, Marcus Gray was brought up on a rich diet of Sci-fi TV, films and comics. Self taught, his first proper paintings were with the airbrush in commercial art and he also worked as a graphic designer for several years. A turning point came in 1992. On technique and influences, Marcus says: "People ask how I Achieve the results that appear in my works. "Recently I've started using gold leaf mostly because I adore the breathtaking work of Gustav Klimt. "There's darkness and light, pleasure and pain in everyone's life. All images in this gallery are copyright © Marcus Gray. Books | United States (US) Books | United Kingdom (UK)
l'Atelier Des Bulles Carrées » blog BD de Laureline Karaboudjan.url Les jurés ont rendu publique leur sélection pour le 40ème festival d’Angoulême. Qui pourrait être distingué du Fauve d’Or le 3 février prochain? C’est un des moments que les amateurs de BD attendent chaque année avec impatience. La sélection des oeuvres susceptibles d’être primées au prochain festival d’Angoulême vient d’être dévoilée. La liste comporte près de 60 ouvrages répartis en quatre catégories (sélection officielle, patrimoine, jeunesse et polar). Je vais surtout m’intéresser à cette première, dans laquelle figure le futur gagnant du Fauve d’Or, la récompense suprême du plus prestigieux festival de BD européen. Comme l’an passé, je vais essayer de me livrer au périlleux exercice des pronostics. Les BD qui peuvent l’emporter Mon grand favori est Vingt-trois prostituées de Chester Brown paru chez Cornélius. Toujours en provenance d’Amérique du Nord, la Ruche de Charles Burns fait figure de prétendant très sérieux. Hors Zone est mon petit pari. Les absents de la sélection
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