This Mexican illustrator cartoonist and designer distributes

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Years later in  a show dedicated only to Popeye premiered on CBS. Since then Popeyes image has been used and transformed into multiple formats and registers in cinema art advertising and even in video games. In  the first movie with flesh and blood characters  Popeye  Robert Altman  was released starring Robin Williams playing Popeye and Shelley Duvall playing Olivia. In the artistic field Andy Warhol debuted in the “pop art” movement in  with a piece in which he included Popeye “Saturdays Popeye”. Popeye  years of history of the character that continues to get muscle  Popeye The Sailor Meets Sindbad The Sailor. UllsteinbildGetty Images. Cartoons are part of the culture of a country or a generation.

In the case of Popeye he became a milestone and is even considered by some to be the forerunner of superheroes in the world of comics. If you want to create companions for Popeye or bring your characters to life you can do so with Ivan Mayorquín in his course Introduction to Sequential Narrative for Comics. The graphic designer and illustrator Iván Mayorquín shares photo background removing with the Domestika community his ten favorite Spanishspeaking comic illustrators a selection of the best talent worth following Where to start in the world of comics Who do you draw inspiration from when creating your own cartoon narratives In order to choose the most outstanding talents of comics in Spanish  we asked for the help of an expert in the field Iván Mayorquín.



Maroquin a fundamental pillar of contemporary Mexican illustration is one of the cofounders of Pictoline and a master of illustrated character design In addition he has collaborated with brands such as GQ Vice Noisey or Netflix. Mayorquín is in addition to being passionate about comics a deep connoisseur of the strategies and techniques behind the construction of a good graphic novel  as he teaches in his new course Introduction to sequential narrative for comics . Mayorquíns selection of authors which we share below is a great gateway to the extraordinary world of sequential narrative in Spanish. David Espinosa El Dee  Hispanic comic illustrators to follow by Iván Mayorquín  The Dee David Espinosa.

Me and Death. Edited by Periphery Comics. his talent wherever they let him  he has collaborated with Google CocaCola Nestlé or Hersheys and he has designed book and magazine covers posters for musical groups and painted murals. His characters have a cartoon warmth that is reflected above all in Yo y la Muerte a webcomic edited in Mexico by Periferia Cómics that is exactly about that the daily adventures of a young man who has to live with the Grim Reaper. Dedramatizing death is an essential part of Mexican culture and El Dee takes these concerns of his country from him to pass them through the filter of a friendship capable of softening our hearts.