Ligne claire

Dutch champion of the Ligne Claire style No doubt one of the most enjoyable aspects of Hergé's great Tintin series of bandes desinées is the brilliant ligne claire style in which they are drawn; the most talented living exponent of which is surely Peter van Dongen. This Dutch striptekenaar ("

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Those familiar with the Lyon-based French menswear brand Arpenteur will recognize the cool, clean illustrations of Gallic illustrator and artist Régric.

This self-taught New York–based illustrator conveys the human world with a ligne claire–inspired style.

Some people were inspired to travel by atlases. Some people, by maps. But for some, nothing gave them the travel bug like the adventures of Tintin. On the eve of the boy wonder’s big-screen debut, Lev Grossman considers the comic books that changed his life

This self-taught New York–based illustrator conveys the human world with a ligne claire–inspired style.

Ted Benoit

Now that school is out, the next best place to read a book is at the beach, on a hammock, in the garden, or outside on a starry summer night. And here are the drawings and paintings to prove it.

“Ligne claire”(“clear line”), exemplified in the ‘sequential art’ of artist Georges Prosper Remi under the pen name “Hergé”, is the single most difficult stylistic approach in which to illustrate ‘sequential art’. The draftsmanship and compositional challenges it presents are daunting, and the manner in which it exposes the artist is unforgiving. An artist has a much more difficult time concealing technical and narrative design flaws in the absence of stylistic marks or large areas of solid…