Variety review
It appears that VARIETY has the first review of Smoke and Guns. My "terrific inky art" really enjoys the compliment.
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Multiple Eisner Award winners Fábio and Gabriel were born in São Paulo in June 5th, 1976 and have, in one way or another, been telling stories ever since. Now, they tell stories doing comic books and graphic novels (which are essencially the same thing). They are Brazil's very own WONDER TWINS.
This is their english blog. Here, they show some pictures and they talk a little about their behind-the-scenes day-to-day life.
And they write introductions about themselves in the third person.
THE TWINS AROUND THE WORLD
Other artists
- Antoine Dodé
- Barbara Canepa
- Barron Storey
- Barth
- Bartolomeo Gelpi
- Becky
- Bengal
- Brian Wood
- Craig Thompson
- Cyril Pedrosa
- Dave Mckean
- Eric Canete
- Farel Dalrymple
- Gipi
- Grampá
- Gustavo Duarte
- Hippolyte
- Ivan Brandon
- James Jean
- Jeff Smith
- Jill Thompson
- Josh Middleton
- Kazu
- Kent Willians
- Kevin Nowlan
- Kristian Donaldson
- Massimo
- Mike Allred
- Mindy doodles
- Neil Gaiman
- Oren
- Paul Pope
- Ronnie Del Carmen
- Sam Hiti
- Scott C
- Sean Phillips
- Skottie Young
- Somefield
- Terry Moore
- Toby Cypress
- Travis Charest
- Vasilis
- Yacin
Past words, past worlds.
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- The last words of the con. watercolor by Fabio Mo...
- The look from the inside. From left to right: F‡...
- Off we go.Good things start with a nice cup of cof...
- Where, when and why.Larry Young put the signing sc...
- C'era una volta una storia d'amore. Clicking HE...
- Sitting, drawing, talking and pizza.I'm doing a ne...
- Self-delusions of the artist - part 2. The possib...
- Self-delusions of the artist. You feel you can do...
- A new look. You can identify an artist by the way...
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2 comments:
I was actually wondering if you switched to a more fluid sketchy style on the action scenes on purpose or if it was more of a subconsious thing with your art. I really enjoyed the book and thought the action scenes really brought a sense of movement and dynamism to the book.
I guess that's just the direction my art is going right now, Shane. Action, as I found out during this book, is really fun to draw, so I was enjoying myself a lot. That is always good for the final product.
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