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De jongen, vastberaden om een man te worden, trekt de wijde wereld in om het licht te verspreiden. Volg zijn reis door de landschappen van LIMBO, in het afsluitende deel van de trilogie.The boy, determined to become a man, ventures out into the wide world to spread the light. Follow him on his journey trhough the landscapes of limbo in this final part of the trilogy.Le garçon, déterminé à devenir un homme, part dans le vaste monde pour répandre la lumière. Suivez son voyage à travers les paysages de limbo dans le dernier volet de la trilogie.bron : https://rights.oogachtend.be/index2.php?option=shop&view=comic&extra=9789492672650

741.571 --- Louwes Stephan --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- tekenkunst --- strips --- graphic novels --- beeldverhaal --- België --- Graphic novel --- Illustratietechniek --- Dutch literature

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Armed with pencil, eraser and breaker knife, Fabrice Souvereyns (°1995 Tongeren) creates a detailed world from intense observations and perceptions. Souvereyns’s young oeuvre draws inspiration from the physical world, from fauna and flora and from what is visible to humankind in the skies. In addition, more ‘invisible’ themes also play a substantial role in the work. The influence of, for example, science cannot be denied, while art history also serves as inspiration for the artist’s eccentric plant world. Vegetal scenes in art reflect how humans relate to subjects such as nature, religion, philosophy or science at the time. Souvereyns makes use of this frame of reference but also leaves room for his personal formal language. As a result, a certain universality and restraint always hangs around his drawings: although they are based on centuries-old natural landscapes, we cannot exactly find them in reality. The line between reality and the (sub)consciousness blurs. While working, he is guided by spontaneity yet the drawings are not simply the result of automatism. Each movement, whether adding or omitting, leaves a unique trace, and is a deliberate choice by the artist.

Souvereyns, Fabrice --- kunst --- België --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- tekenkunst --- landschap --- landschapstekenkunst --- 741.071 --- Souvereyns Fabrice --- Thema's in de kunst ; het landschap --- LUCA School of Arts ; alumni --- Posture Editions --- Souvereyns, Fabrice (°1995, Tongeren) --- Tekenkunst ; België ; 21ste eeuw --- 741.07 --- Tekenkunst ; tekenkunstenaars A - Z --- drawings [visual works] --- Drawing

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A dazzling, spectacular tapestry of interconnected narratives that together tell a life story, Monica is the new graphic novel from one of the most iconic storytellers of all time. This eponymous protagonist is a rag-to-riches character who, after being abandoned by her freewheelin' parents in childhood, succeeds in clawing her way to the top - only to lose it all in a stroke of bad luck. She lives out the rest of her days in search of her parents, encountering a cast of eccentric characters who help to piece together her story. This graphic novel extravaganza is an unforgettable ode to the many genres that have defined the comics form - from war, romance and horror to crime and the supernatural. Mysterious, uncategorisable and quintessentially Clowesian, here is a multi-layered masterpiece born of a lifetime of inspiration. Monica marks the creative apex of Daniel Clowes' distinguished career, one of the defining voices of the graphic novel boom over the past quarter-century.

Graphic novels --- Psychic trauma --- Loss (Psychology) --- Desertion and non-support --- Counterculture --- Families --- Life change events --- Women --- Dysfunctional families --- Small cities --- tekenkunst --- strips --- beeldverhaal --- graphic novels --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- Verenigde Staten --- Clowes Daniel --- 741.571 CLOWES