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The Muse

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This comic's about the magic of art and more specifically about the relationship between the artist and his work; Oriol's color drawing convincingly evokes the time of modernity, the place of awakening of new styles and the moment of creation.

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Faithful to the artist Vidal Balaguer and his short working life and featuring the colour palette of his paintings. Zideou : Oriol have produced a story with a sense of fun and mystery to introduce the reader through this comic book format to am under appreciated artist. The artwork is cleverly recreated and a story has been spun to make it a tale that will appeal to all and not just the artistic set.
Hanging the story on the role of the special artist model - the muse, we have a way in and a focus throughout in this graphic novel. That has disappearance at its heart and a crime mystery to perhaps solve.
It is a gentle introduction into the world of the artist’s studio and attempts to bring the work of Vidal Balaguer to a wider audience.
A perfect format to share in a fun and entertaining way what drives a struggling and talented painter. As most Europe Comics achieve to expanded my knowledge and brought me an interesting read.

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A very different art style to what I have seen before, very vibrant and real, but I found the story difficult to become immersed in.

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