Tag Archives: Floc’h

Tout de suite, maintenant

Posted on April 25, 2016 by Wim Lockefeer

Floc’h, French purveyor extraordinaire of extremely pure ligne claire art, has added a new gem to his long-running oeuvre. For Tout de suite, maintenant, the new film of French director Pascal Bonitzer, out in June, Floc’h created the poster and … Continue reading →

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Floc’h For Les Cahiers

Posted on January 10, 2011 by Wim Lockefeer

The January, 2011 issue of French venerable magazine Les Cahiers Du Cinéma sports a gorgeous cover by illustrator Floc’h, featuring the likenesses of the directors and characters connected with the most eagerly awaited films of 2011.  Amongst those, quite surprisingly, … Continue reading →

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Where I’m Likely To Find It

Posted on May 18, 2008 by Wim Lockefeer

French ligne claire genius Floc’h illustrating a story by Haruki Murakami in the New Yorker, May 2, 2005. (for Basil at L’Homme Dans La Foule)

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Floc’h Illustrateur

Posted on May 12, 2008 by Wim Lockefeer

It’s always a pleasure seeing new, interesting blogs pop up about ephemeral aspects of comics. With L’Homme Dans La Foule, blogger Basil Sedbuk tries to trace the quite voluminous output of French artist Floc’h outside the confines of comics : … Continue reading →

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Clear Line Rules at New Yorker

Posted on November 5, 2007 by Wim Lockefeer

I had bought the oct. 22 issue of the New Yorker for John Updike’s review of the recent Charles Schultz biography, but lo and behold, there were also illustrations by two of my favorite ligne claire cartoonists to be savoured … Continue reading →

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