Instead, I'm posting about one person that influenced me and the way I draw alot.
His name's Quino and he's an Argentinean. He was 3 yo when he decided he was going to draw for a living. He had a hard start, but now he's widely recognized.
He's a critic autor, always saying the truths everybody else doesn't want to see. He talks about politics, society, the world,...
Mafalda is a 5-ish year old girl with an innocently sharp mind.
She ask herself why the world isn't a better place when it's as easy as loving everyone for what they are.
She loves the beatles, reads the newspaper and listens to the radio. Has a baby-brother and a group of friends, all of them as clever as Mafalda in their own way.
From his "yes... darling" book. A collection of ilustrations about couples, relationships, love and age.
-Say Felipe, do you realy think TV ruins children's imagination?
-Well, I don't know, I've never thought about it.
-Racists!
First row
-Tell me dad, when you were a kid, did you ever hated school?
-No way! Hate school?
-Yes, school! The teacher, the maths,...
-Maths...
-And gramm...
-ar, yes! And maps, and exams, and...!
-She started...
Second row
-Nerv-calm drops...
-¿Nerv-calm? It isn't for you, is it?
-For me? Noo..
-Ah...
-It's for my dad. Eventually he didn't tell me what erotism is... Could you please explain...
-The pharmacist had the 20 missing drops.
