#Jolly roger series
MIKI: Well, the main idea was to bring back the feeling of pure adventure that science fiction had in the 70s and 80s, when the first series of Star Trek were part of the pop culture, and movies like 2001 a Space Odyssey, Planet of the Apes, Blade Runner, just to give a few examples, were big hits on cinemas. Miki, what first inspired the idea for WARSHIP JOLLY ROGER? WARSHIP JOLLY ROGER is a sprawling space opera filled with the sort of drama and adventure fans of STAR WARS and BATTLESTAR GALACTICA will very likely appreciate, yet it has a very unique look and feel to it. He is now working on an official exclusive sequel series to the trilogy, focusing on the continuing story of Lisbeth Salander, for release in 2016. He has received numerous awards, and has most recently gained widespread acclaim for his adaptation of Stieg Larsson’s “Millennium” trilogy, a 6 volume series noted for is gripping visual presentation by both the European media, with translations published in 13 others countries. Preferring not to be confined to any particular genre, often dipping into his own experiences, personal history, or contemporary reality in order to develop his story ideas, be they space opera, social science fiction, psychological thriller, fantasy, horror, crime, or historical fiction. He is characterized as one of the brightest and most versatile writers in the field by the variety of worlds he has created. In total, to date, he has sold over 1 million books worldwide. His first original series, ORBITAL, was released in 2006, quickly spring-boarding a prolific career penning more than 50 original graphic novels published by several of the largest publishers in France, with many of them translated into more than 15 languages. After graduating with a degree in Plastic Arts and an MA in Political History, he began his literary career working for Humanoides Associes Publishing, handling titles by illustration titans such as Moebius and Enki Bilal. Sylvain Runberg was born in Belgium in 1971, and grew up bouncing between the cities of Stockholm, Marseille, and Paris. In his down time he teaches for the online art school CGMA.
#Jolly roger professional
He combines his professional career with a semi-nomadic lifestyle, splitting his time between Ireland and Germany, collaborating with the Oscar nominated animation studios Cartoon Saloon in Ireland and Laika in the USA. He is now finishing the third book of this saga, with the first two books published in French, Spanish, German, and now English. But it was in 2011 that he abandoned everything to accomplish his childhood dream of becoming a comic book artist, creating his own project, “WARSHIP JOLLY ROGER,” which first attracted the attention of the Belgian publisher Dargaud. He has also worked on feature films such as the award-winning The Impossible, by director J. In the video game industry he has collaborated with the Spanish Pendulo Studios and the British Revolution software, creators of the legendary saga Broken Sword. In advertising he has collaborated on projects for brands such as Ikea, Pascual, Evax, Audi, Bimbo, Brugal, Nokia, Vodafone, and Chesterfield, among others.
#Jolly roger movie
After completing his studies at Escola Joso de Cómic in Barcelona, his first major break was on the cult Spanish animated movie “Nocturna”, which he worked on for over a year.
His professional career has also shown a predilection for diversity. An enthusiastic fan of science fiction and horror, he has made his attraction to the unusual a characteristic element in his work. Constantly adapting to new environments, he found a stable universe within his imagination, first inhabited by dinosaurs, giant monkeys, and spaceships, then by Spanish and Franco-Belgian comic characters of the 80s and the 90s, then by American and Japanese superheroes. This may explain his state of constant flux, that may be evident in his constantly evolving style, running the gamut from classic cartoon to academic life drawing. Artist Miki Montlló was born in Barcelona, Spain, but spent much of his childhood moving from city to city.
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