Info about Fantagraphics Crepax book collection organized by me with help by American publisher Gary Groth and Crepax heirs and limited booklets with artworks by some of the best international artists ever and that helped me with their magical art skills since 2016 on this project while working on an iconic comic book character/21st century woman named Valentina and created by Italian maestro Guido Crepax and that is worldwide distributed.
Below is a list of international artists, organized by each booklet that Fantagrahics publishing company that is based in Seattle - U.S.A published.
1st published and numbered limited Crepax booklet to 250 copies published in April 2016 with artworks by 13 of the best international artists ever.
Alex Korolkovas - Photographer - Brazil
Noah Van Sciver - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Beto Hernandez - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Ricardo Drumond - Illustrator - Portugal
Danijel Zezelj - Storyteller and illustrator - Croatia
Santiago Sequeiros - Storyteller and illustrator - Spain
George Pratt - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Sandra Hernandez - Storyteller and illustrator - Spain
Richard Sala - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Bill Sienkiewicz - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Dylan Horrocks - Storyteller and illustrator - New Zealand
Mark Wheatley - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Mr Ed - Storyteller and illustrator - Argentina
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Limited edition first booklet cover with help by international artists artworks organized by me dedicated to Italian maestro Guido Crepax main character Valentina that was published along first Fantagraphics Crepax book collection that was worldwide distributed, also organized by me, American publisher Gary Groth, Crepax heirs and Fantagraphics team - April 2016 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by Brazilian Artist Alex Korolkovas and American Artist Noah Van Sciver - April 2016 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist Beto Hernandez and Portuguese Artist Ricardo Drumond - April 2016 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by Croatian Artist Danijel Zezelj and Spanish Artist Santiago Sequeiros - April 2016 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist George Pratt and Spanish Artist Sandra Hernandez - April 2016 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artists Richard Sala and Bill Sienkiewicz - April 2016 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by New Zealand Artist Dylan Horrocks and American Artist Mark Wheatley - April 2016 |
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Limited edition first booklet texts with help by international artists with their biography organized by me dedicated to Italian maestro Guido Crepax main character Valentina that was published along first Fantagraphics Crepax book collection also organized by me, American publisher Gary Groth, Crepax heirs and Fantagraphics team and that was worldwide distributed - April 2016 |
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Back cover to first limited edition booklet dedicated to Guido Crepax main character Valentina with an Artwork by Argentine Artist Mr Ed - April 2016 |
2nd published and numbered limited Crepax booklet to 250 copies published in January 2017 with artworks by 13 of the best international artists ever.
Santiago Caruso - Illustrator - Argentina
Benjamin Marra - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Roberta Gregory - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Peter Kuper - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Rian Hughes - Storyteller and illustrator - UK
Tony Sandoval - Storyteller and illustrator - Mexico
Brian Bolland - Storyteller and illustrator - U.K.
David Lloyd - Storyteller and illustrator -U.K
Sergio Ponchionne - Storyteller and illustrator - Italy
Walter Minus - Storyteller and illustrator -
Dylan Horrocks - Storyteller and illustrator - New Zealand
Mark Wheatley - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Mr Ed - Storyteller and illustrator - Argentina
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Limited edition second booklet with help by international artists artworks organized by me dedicated to Italian maestro Guido Crepax main character Valentina that was published along second Fantagraphics Crepax book collection also organized by me, American publisher Gary Groth, Crepax heirs and Fantagraphics team and that was worldwide distributed - January 2017 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by Argentine Artist Santiago Caruso and American Artist Benjamin Marra - January - 2017 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artists Roberta Gregory and Peter Kuper - January - 2017 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by British Artist Rian Hughes and Mexican Artist Tony Sandoval - January - 2017 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by British Artists Brian Bolland and David Lloyd - January - 2017 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by Italian Artist Sergio Ponchionne and French Artist Walter Minus - January - 2017 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist Bob Burden and Spanish Artist Javier Olivares - January - 2017 |
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Limited edition second booklet texts with help by international artists with their biography organized by me dedicated to Italian maestro Guido Crepax main character Valentina that was published along first Fantagraphics Crepax book collection also organized by me, American publisher Gary Groth, Crepax heirs and Fantagraphics team - January 2017 |
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Back cover to second limited edition booklet dedicated to Guido Crepax main character Valentina with an Artwork by American Artist Paul Pope - January 2017
3rd published and numbered limited Crepax booklet to 250 copies published in January 2018 with artworks by 13 of the best international artists ever.
Patricia Breccia - Illustrator - Argentina
Bill Koeb - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Jeffrey Alan Love - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Fidel Martinez Nadal - Storyteller and illustrator - Spain
Pedro Espinosa - Storyteller and illustrator - Spain
José Luis Ágreda - Storyteller and illustrator - Spain
Brian Biggs - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Caterina Crepax - Storyteller and illustrator - Italy
David Lasky - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
John Kurokawa - Storyteller and illustrator - Japan
Olivia Debernardinis - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
Rodrigo Rosa - Storyteller and illustrator - Brazil
Sam Henderson - Storyteller and illustrator - U.S.A
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Limited edition third booklet with help by international artists artworks organized by me dedicated to Italian maestro Guido Crepax main character Valentina that was published along Third Fantagraphics Crepax book collection also organized by me, American publisher Gary Groth, Crepax heirs and Fantagraphics team - January 2018 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by Argentine Artist Patricia Breccia and American Artist Bill Koeb - January - 2018 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist Jeffrey Alan Love and Spanish Artist Fidel Martinez Nadal - January - 2018 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by Spanish Artists Pedro Espinosa and José Luis Ágreda - January - 2018 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist Brian Biggs and Italian Artist Caterina Crepax - January - 2018 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist David Lasky and Japanese Artist John Kurokawa - January - 2018 |
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Artworks tributes to Crepax main character Valentina by American Artist Olivia Debernardinis and Brazilian Artist Rodrigo Rosa - January - 2018 |
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Limited edition third booklet texts with help by international artists with their biography organized by me dedicated to Italian maestro Guido Crepax main character Valentina that was published along third Fantagraphics Crepax book collection also organized by me, American publisher Gary Groth, Crepax heirs and Fantagraphics team - January 2018 |
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Back cover to third limited edition booklet dedicated to Guido Crepax main character Valentina with an Artwork by American Artist Sam Henderson - January 2018 |
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