50 fantastic and phantasmagorical drawings, in red ink mixed with blue. Done while traveling in trains, buses, cars...

From United Dead Artists, artist Stéphane Blanquet's small press publishing monographs, magazines, and art objects.

Each copy individually numbered.

Stéphane Blanquet was born in 1973. He lives and works in the Paris area. Considered today as one of the pioneer of graphic novels in France, his abounding, unsettling and provocative world does not leave anyone indifferent and goes far beyond the frame of his published work notably at Cornélius, Alain Beaulet, Albin Michel Publishings, L'Association or his own label United Dead Artists. Illegitimate son of Robert Crumb, Roland Topor, Hieronymus Bosch and surrealism, he is backed by a long past in the field of graphzines, the press and international edition. He is himself a publisher (Chacal Puant and La Monstrueuse--rewarded at the Angoulême Festival in 1996--and the more recent Muscle Carabine), and appears as one of the most inventive creators of his generation.