In some alien planet, someone just had a baby. As they wait for the baby to be able to get out of the incubator, they tell stories. Waiting is the only way for time to pass. Back on earth, everybody suddenly remembers some old TV ad for cookies.
Earlier this year I took an Intro to Risograph (with Wren McDonald, lots of fun, strongly recommend it)... At sompe point I started to print some panels from my comics and I liked the results.
Not sure print making is my calling, but the process helped me unlock a new way of thinking about color for my work. And I ended up with a bunch of these. So, for now, I'm just giving them away with my comics...
Another cartoonist (not me) finds himself in a creative rut and, once again, turns to mining his own life for material. "Write about what you know", they say. What I know is alien babies.
Here's the first pages. The rest, for now, paper only. Buy it from the store.
Nobody in town knows how that horse head got there. A stranded space explorer makes up his own one sided epistolary novel.
Here's the first pages for each story. The rest, for now, paper only. Buy it from the store.
A collection of intensely calm music. Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal
500+ pages of real life, both possible and impossible. This one is spanish only (for now? a smart publisher could contact me to change this). Writing by Federico Reggiani.
The project ended up taking the form of five graphic novels (plus miscellania). There's the whole free digital edition you can download and read, but here's a sampler of pages from it all.
High energy and short shorts. With Agustín Spinetto. More active when we were young, but never fully dormant, not even today, who knows what will happen? Spotify, Youtube, Bandcamp, Apple Music, Deezer.
Fran López is a cartoonist and musician from Buenos Aires (Argentina), currently livingin in New York (USA).
He has drawn and published more pages than he'd like to remember, some of which were printed in different books and magazines.
This website does not present an exhaustive list of works, sorry.