From "A SUIVRE" Architectures de bandes dessinées

History
-The Antic world - Medievalism - Historic fiction - Fortifications

City
-19th Century - Americanism - Retro - Prisons - Open terrains - Urban design - Necropolis - Undergrounds

Prospective
- Science Fiction - Fantastic Spaces - Utopia - After War

Exile
- Countryside - Colonies - Vavations - Western - Archeologies - Childhood

... Gilles Chaillet "L'or et le fer"

... Sirius "Les Timours"

...Hergé "Tintin - Coke en stock"

... Uderzo " Asterix - le domaine des dieux"

... Jaques Martin "Alix - Le dernier Spartiate"

...Jaques Martin

...Gillet Chaillet "Vasco - L'or et le fer"

...Julliard Cothias

...Torres "X 89"

... Bilal "Partie de chasse"

...Alex Varrene "Opéra Boum"

...Hergé "Tintin - Les cigares du pharaon"

...Bilal "Die Mauer"

Enjoying these & on a matter of interest I remember reading (eons ago) a Disney Comic with I think Donald Duck & the nephews taking a trip around a City of the Future housed under a glass dome ~ sky scrapers / mono rails / climate control etc etc

A real visionary bit of work & well before Florida Disney & Epcot - I would guess timescale around late 50's early 60's - would love to see bits of it again if anyone can dig up some links

..like retro future? (http://www.retrofuture.com/index.html) :)

...Philippe Bertrand "Olympia"

...Masse "On m'appelle avalanche"

...Tardi

.... Tardi

.. Tardi

. tardi

Will "Tif & Tondu - Les passes montagnes"

Jean-Louis Floch "En pleine guerre froide"

Torres

.Torres

Theo van den Bougard "Léon-la-terreur atteint des sommets"

Ted benoit "Berceuse électrique"

...

Ever meulen

Teulé "Bloody mary"

Jano "Kobra chope les boules"

Hergé "Les exploits de Quick & Flupke "

Rochette

Tardi

Ted benoit "Thelma Ritters"

Clayeris "Magnum song"

Tardi "Adèle Blanc-Sec : Momie en furies"

Gilles Chaillet & Jacques Martin "La crypte"

Jano

I remember some realy suave modern-retro building designs in the old 'Stan Caiman' comics. I'll try to find some and put some scans up.

Moebius "Mémoires du futur"

Luc & françois Schuiten "Carapaces"

Liberatore

Gillon "Naufragés du temps"

Druillet "Carthage"

Bilal

Mézière "Valerian -Les héros de l'équinoxe"

Tardi "La véritable histoire du soldat inconnu"

Schuiten & Peeters

Auclair "Simon du Fleuve - Cité N.W.N°3' "

Cabanes

Stan Caiman by Francois Thomas.

A very strange comic with a very graphic style (and content).

Stan Caiman's home.

Ray Bradbury, adapted & illustrated by Timothy Truman, Chuck Roblin, Steve Leialoha, Lebbeus Wood, Bruce Jensen, Wally Wood. Nantier - Beall - Minoustchine (NBM), 1992. First Edition. Six classic stories from master storyteller Ray Bradbury, who provides a new introduction. Stories include The Aqueduct, The Veldt, Homecoming, & two versions of There Will come Soft Rains. The first supplied by Lebbeus Wood, with namesake Wally Wood’s vintage classic from EC Comics. This is the 1st print, 1st publication of these stories, in this form. It is offered here in exceptional condition, as a limited, numbered edition of just 1000 copies. It has a tipped in bookplate, signed by Ray Bradbury, Ray Zone, Timothy Truman, Chuck Roblin, Steve Leialoha, Lebbeus Wood & Bruce Jensen. RARE 1st print, SIGNED, LIMITED edition of 1000 copies, as new. 80 pages. Hard Cover Full Colour 7" x 10" (18cm x 25cm) Dust Jacket.

milo minara

one of my favorite images ...

les cités obscures | schuiten + peeters

les cités obscures | schuiten + peeters

...by the Schuiten's brothers again

by the Schuiten's brothers

.By the Schuiten's Brothers

By the Schuiten's brothers

Animation (http://www.crumbmuseum.com/history1.html)
By Robert Crumb :peace: Clic on the link for see it! (3 second between images :D

Luc Schuiten website :
http://www.sfere.be/2150/maisonsbiosolaires.htm

I didnt see that anyone mentioned Chris Ware.

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...site :cheers:

.

he has a sense of humour.

He's an Art Director who is also an artist. You can see his stuff in VW commercials and on Chocolate Skateboards.

evangelion is one of my favorites animes, here some examples of his architecture, this scans are taken from the book "evangelion Newtype Artbook"

picture 1: geofront

geofront

geofront
gendo's of.

neo tokyo III

another picture of tokyo III

more buildings

neo tokyo III
train station

neo-tokyo III

neo tokyo III
misato's house 1

misato's house II

neo-tokyo III
rei's room

and last, one picture of the "jet alone bunquer" from episode 7

beautiful pictures. I didn't know they had everything done with such level of detail. Thank you!

thanks kakapis...this guys (the art deparment) work so hard for weks or months for things can you see the whole movie or just a few seconds, some people may thing this is a waste of time, work so much for one little thing can you se barely in a shot but they work is not desing a particular building, caracter or scenario they development the hole culture for that history, movie, comic, manga, anime, etc

Art Spiegelman 2004

...living moments of the tragedy by the autor in drawings and some classical precognitions

pretty cool. some of the images are very low res, which is unfortunate, as is the fact that I can't read french :)

post 26 is pretty cool, though I don't get the third frame. is that guy supposed to be an architect?

oh, frenchy.. your signature doesn't make any sense, if it's supposed to :)

oh, oh... I want to read that art spiegel man graphic novel... "Maus" was excellent. waht's your review frenchy?

oh, frenchy.. your signature doesn't make any sense, if it's supposed to
Tell that to Emmanuel Kant not to me :D

Ps Art Spiegelman is a genious of drawings, historian of comics and a great ideas subversive maker :D
Take a look at the Raw Magazine (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAW_(magazine))

Ps Only 700*700 permit in this forum
So click on the little image up right side page corner left (http://www.coconino-world.com/modules/nemo/special100/mng_special100.htm)
and you will have the same in "big" english but in Black & White :)
Winsor McCay is also a genious

yeah, I know about the size limit, I meant the really small cartoons earlier in the postings.

I meant the really small cartoons earlier in the postings.
...the books present in the first post of this thread :)
You can see it in the middle of this page (http://www.loustal.net/biblio/album_collectif/albums_collectifs_7.htm)
"Architecture de bandes dessinées"
Cover : Joos Swarte
Casterman - 1985

This is kind-of related.

I saw a comic strip a number of years ago representing the different perceptions of an architect.

It was six panels, crudely but effectively drawn, showing how an architect is perceived by: the client, the public, the contractor, the town planner, the quantity surveyor and finally by himself.

Does anyone know where I can find this little gem?

...this original strip?
Or it was entierely visual? Satiric or not?

It wasn't a serial - it was just the one-off.

It was English and showed the different perceptions as:

By the client: Architect feet up on table, reading paper, doing nothing.
By the public: A distant figure, wreathed in light and mystery
By the Town Planners: A suave, used car saleman type figure presenting flash, new schemes
By the Contractor: A jumble of elements that looks impossible to build
By the Quantity Surveyor: the architect dancing around, throwing money out of a cornucopia
By himself: A knight in shining armour, forging a way through the darkness. A crusader.

...newspaper, review, book, poster?
Glen Baxter has this sort of humor (http://www.glenbaxter.com/):D
(but don't draw on strip style :rolleyes:

No, it was just an A4 page pinned to the wall in one of the places I used to work.

...a signature?

There is an Italian Artist/cartoonist, can't remember his name, did something similar - but in a book - about the growth of a city - which becomes hideous and collapses - the last page has a child building a sandcastle....maybe 1975?
I'll try to find it in my collection somewhere (I think it is called The Architect)

and there is the incredible Heath Robinson - pilou, do you know these?

...has made an homage To Frank Lloyd Wright
"Le Triangle Rouge" (The Red Triangle)
(see the FLW ' scarf :D

"Out of the ground and into thre light" F L W

@tdmc thx for Heath Robinson :cool:

...by Andreas

...has an integration of a building by the Old Master :craqueur:

...

...to the end
(that is not this one :D

les cités obscures | schuiten + peeters

this is the 3D version of it

http://www.splutterfish.com/sf/gallery_view.php?photo_id=9&screen=13&cat_id=2&action=images

IMAGES OF AN ARCHITECT...the cartoon. Just saw the posts. If you hadn't found it already, go to

http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=%22louis+hellman%22&btnG=Search

And you will find a copy which can be pulled onto your desktop at a good size to print.

All the best

IMAGES OF AN ARCHITECT...the cartoon. Just saw the posts. If you hadn't found it already, go to

http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=%22louis+hellman%22&btnG=Search

And you will find a copy which can be pulled onto your desktop at a good size to print.

All the best


For everyone's pleasure

I had posted the Archi-tetes before, great stuff!

check this one from the book

I´ve been looking for a thread on retrofuturism with lots of paintings and drawings made in the fifties. Has it been removed or am I just blind?

Are you talking about the Syd Mead works?

--> thread (http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums//showthread.php?t=273&page=2)

No, I think the thread was called futurism of the fifties or something like that. But thank you for reminding me of Syd Mead. I think I can find what I am looking for in his work!