Artist INAKI MIRANDA talks to “NYC GRAPHIC” about TRIBES: THE DOG YEARS

From "TRIBES: THE DOG YEARS" and "SPIROU AND FANTASIO"

“I’m not the kind of person that stops to study and analyze too much my experiences through life. I’m hungry for discoveries, sensations, moments, but I don’t usually stop to “take notes”, I just filter what I like and keep going, make them part of myself and don’t feel the need to “quote” or memorize names as I know I won’t care to talk about it, I don’t usually like chats that deal with knowledge and theorization, because I always end up feeling that I didn’t quite say the truth or the whole picture, or that I ended up saying things that were wrong…a very “ why the hell did I say that” kind of feeling (And I know this will also happen to me now).  So it’s tough for me to put down to words my influences, I need to sit down and make memory… and I’ve absorbed so much that it’s like a big conglomeration of images and moments that are all tied together. Even so, I’ll make an effort and try to find those highlights that I feel transformed my perceptions and that in some way have helped to shape TRIBES: The Dog Years.”

http://www.nycgraphicnovelists.com/2011/03/inaki-mirandas-tribes-dog-years.html

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