theairtightgarage:

Career Timeline: 1984 - City of Fire

In 1982, Moebius met an aspiring artist named Geof Darrow, who sought Moebius out while working on Tron in Los Angeles. They became friends and, two years later, collaborated on a portfolio of prints that they called La Cité Feu, or City of Fire. Consisting of 8 prints, Darrow penciled each piece while Moebius inked and colored them. City of Fire had a print run of only 500 copies, making it one of the rarest of Moebius’ publications.

I’m sure he is still tight with them, just Burlyman seems to have gone under.

phobos-romulus:

I love the way Darrow draws Rusty’s hands. They totally contrast with the rest of his body.

geofdarrow:

Rusty the boy robot

I sadly wasn’t able to go to c2e2 this year, so if one of my awesome followers happens to be at c2e2, ask Geof Darrow if he’s coming to either Motor City Comic Con, or Detroit Fanfare.

Updating with rare and hard to find Darrow artwork, basically.

Most people familiar with Darrow have already seen his work on Hard Boiled, and Big Guy, and to an extent his Matrix concepts. I try to post more of his European artwork, like his Bourbon Thret strips and whatnot.

bustermoody:

I once got this sketch from Geof Darrow of Arzach speaking Moebius. “After Jean”

I have uploaded the high res East Meets West through yousendit, the link will expire in 2 weeks, for those of interested.

Just PM me your e-mail like this:

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East Meets West plate 10.

Thret and Eastwood walk off with all of their newfound limbless comrades.

That concludes the heavily elusive East Meets West! Hope everyone enjoyed!

East Meets West plate 9.

In true Eastwood style, the henchmen are all gunned down.

East Meets West Plate 8.

The leader orders his henchmen to retaliate, but Clint won’t stand for it.