Descripción
Gary Panter exposes his inner thoughts and workings with the first of a three-volume sketchbook series.
What makes the original punk rock artist tick? In what will be a three-volume series, "Satiro-Plastic" is Gary Panter's sketchbook from December 1999 to November 2001. This fascimile edition of the pocket sketchbook diary shows the everyday creative spasms of this iconic designer-painter-cartoonist-illustrator.
In his introduction, Panter explains the first rule of the madness of his sketchbook: the pages and drawings are not in chronological order. Scenes from a family vacation to Oaxaca, Mexico; Brooklyn still lifes; and 9/11 images are interspersed with comics and illustrations buzzing with excitement and manic genius.
What makes the original punk rock artist tick? In what will be a three-volume series, "Satiro-Plastic" is Gary Panter's sketchbook from December 1999 to November 2001. This fascimile edition of the pocket sketchbook diary shows the everyday creative spasms of this iconic designer-painter-cartoonist-illustrator.
In his introduction, Panter explains the first rule of the madness of his sketchbook: the pages and drawings are not in chronological order. Scenes from a family vacation to Oaxaca, Mexico; Brooklyn still lifes; and 9/11 images are interspersed with comics and illustrations buzzing with excitement and manic genius.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
232 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
jun. 15, 2005
Editorial
Drawn and Quarterly
ISBN-10
1896597866
ISBN-13
9781896597867