The Door of Perception
I grew up with Tintin and I just realized how formative Hergé’s ‘ligne claire’ was for me. His distinct visual language fascinated me deeply as a young boy. And finding Moebius many years later, only felt like the next evolutionary step, with a somehow familiar style yet leaving the childlike world of Tintin far behind.
So this is my homage to both of these creators of worlds: Hergé & Moebius.
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