cherchant une BD pour des filles amoureuses

de **le_boche** » 25/01/2012 20:58

Salut à tout et pardonnez-moi pour le franglais terrible
Mon amie-girle est un grand connoisseur des comics francaises et il y'a un auteur particulaire qu'elle aime sur tous les autres auteurs de BD. Les dessins sont fait comme si il a travaillé avec un crayon, ils sont aussi tres realistiques et ce sont normalement des histoires d'amour qu'ils dépeignent (j'ai vu son travail oú il a depicté son romain avec une japonaise en japon) et si vous ne pouvez pas estimer son nom précis, peut être vous pouvez recommender un autre BD-présent pour une fille francophile qui adorait les BDs françaises?
Merci beaucoup à tous les gars!

de **le petit chimiste** » 26/01/2012 00:37

Bonsoir.

I think Frédéric Boilet is the comics writter you are looking for.
Here is his website :
http://www.boilet.net/

de **Frannck** » 26/01/2012 01:02

Bravo, je connaissais pas le dessin est fort beau, effectivement.

de **le_boche** » 26/01/2012 02:43

Thaank you very much it indeed looks like him but by the sound of his works he must otherwise be

a pornographer. what is suited best as a present for someone who isn't into space marines or politics and history? do you know any girly, cute, artsy bds? perhaps anything that involves seafaring? even if i'm utterly wrong about Boilet giving someone an album named "Love Hotel" as a present would project some very wrong vibes.

de **Cooltrane** » 26/01/2012 11:13

le_boche a écrit:Thaank you very much it indeed looks like him but by the sound of his works he must otherwise be a pornographer. what is suited best as a present for someone who isn't into space marines or politics and history? do you know any girly, cute, artsy bds? perhaps anything that involves seafaring? even if i'm utterly wrong about Boilet giving someone an album named "Love Hotel" as a present would project some very wrong vibes.

In that case, I'd avoid Boilet's girlfriend's writings... Aurélia Autita (of Cambodian descent) is also extremely pornographic, even more so in terms of crudeness (still a little amazed a woman dared drawing herself in certain positions and publish it), but she's forgiven because she's a woman... she goes quite far in exploring her love for him, and the fusional/corporal side of it.

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Otherwise, there are plenty of recent French female comic authors (mostly from the blog generation) that are published around these days (Penelope Bagieu, Audi Picault and a few more)... but they're often more in the short one page (or two) format, rather than a complete story, when discussing the "love" subject.

Hope this helps...