Unveiling the Art Behind the Panels: Maïlis Colombia’s Comic Creation Process
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A new exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the intricate journey from script to finished comic book page, featuring the work of Maïlis Colombia, artist of “The Dreams of King Griffu.”
From Script to Page: Deconstructing the Comic Book
Ever wondered what goes into creating a comic book? A new exhibition is set to pull back the curtain, revealing the frequently enough unseen stages of comic book production. The exhibition focuses on the work of Maïlis Colombia, the artist behind “The Dreams of King Griffu,” a youth fantasy series written by Cyrielle Blaire and published by Delcourt editions as January 2020.
Visitors will have the prospect to explore the various steps involved in bringing a comic to life, from initial script to the final printed page. This includes examining sketchbooks, preparatory drawings, and other materials that showcase the artistic process.
“The Dreams of King Griffu”: A Fantasy World in Progress
Maïlis Colombia’s dedication to her craft is evident in the detailed artwork of “The Dreams of King Griffu.” The series, which has been captivating young readers as its debut, features dragons, knights, and other fantastical elements. Colombia has expressed her hope to continue illustrating these characters for many years to come, highlighting the passion and commitment required in the comic book industry.
She hopes to be able to continue to draw dragons and knights in small boxes for many years, a very serious job.
the comic book market is experiencing a resurgence, with graphic novel sales increasing by 15% in the last year alone, according to recent industry reports. This exhibition offers a timely look into the creative process behind this popular art form.
Meet the artist: Signing Session and Exhibition details
Fans of “the Dreams of King Griffu” and aspiring artists alike will have the chance to meet Maïlis Colombia at a signing session on Saturday,May 3rd,from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the maison de la Presse d’Aspet (Place de la République). volumes of the series will be available for purchase.
The exhibition officially opens on Friday, May 2nd, at 6 p.m. in the presence of the artist and runs from Saturday, May 3rd, to Tuesday, June 17th.
Plan Your Visit: Exhibition Hours and Admission
The exhibition is open to the public with free admission during the following hours:
- Tuesday to Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Please note that schedules are subject to change, and there may be exceptional openings or closures. Visitors are advised to confirm the schedule before their visit.
