Crowdfunding | HANNIBAL: Artbook by Printed in Blood

Rare Printed in Blood presents the latest in the series of licensed Artbooks. Based on the elegant masterpiece of modern television, "Hannibal". This brand new 208-page collection of artwork is inspired by the NBC television series based on the characters created by "Red Dragon" and "Silence of the Lambs" author Thomas Harris. Starring Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh…

27 November 20210Comments

ByJulien Djoubri

INTERVIEW (en)

Interview | Junglecrow – The Narrative artbook KIN Mycocene

BIOPUNK NEVER DIE! If you ask me, narrative artbooks are far too rare. It's a format that we particularly like at Geek-Art, which allows us to put the emphasis on the image while proposing another form of narration than the sequentiality of comics. We are often faced with stories where the atmosphere is king and…

8 November 20210Comments

ByJulien Djoubri

Livres

Book Review | Crimson, by Abigail Larson

Queen of the witches We already told you about Abigail Larson's beautiful book when it was still being funded on Kickstarter via an interview with the artist earlier this year. It is a pleasure to have it in our hands and to tell you about it, as this book is a work of art in…

1 November 20210Comments

ByJulien Djoubri

INTERVIEW (en)

Interview | Spiridon and the Codex Obscurus

Burn the witch ! We love to follow the different projects and books of Spiridon. We already told you about Obliskura by Alex Konstad, Aphos by Andrew Mar and we had the chance to interview Abigail Larson during the financing of her book Crimson. So, when we learned that he was going to launch a new…

30 October 20210Comments

ByJulien Djoubri

Comics

Crowdfunding | Charretier & Colinet’s Inktober graphic novel

A GRAPHIC NOVEL WRITTEN AND DRAWN IN 31 DAYS The Inktober is always that special time of the year for all creative people, and for us who love to follow them. Just before the month of November dedicated to writing with the NaNoWriMo, the month of October is dedicated to visual artists. The idea is…

4 October 202113Comments

ByJulien Djoubri

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