读过《The Realist》 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕
原来我一直将他和他的双胞胎兄弟 Tomer 搞混了，原来在看这部之前我只看过他那张枪指在头上打出七彩创意的插图（这部收纳了），两兄弟的画技都太厉害了！说回这部，书名取为 The Realist 不能再适合了，漫画家将读者完全带入他的真实世界里，这个世界充满了现实的无奈，中年的危机，工作家庭和育儿的分配，夫妻的亲密关系，政局的隐藏威胁，还有钱钱钱，所有这些柴米油盐却是由最狂野最跨界最有创意的形式表现出来的，真让人拍案叫绝！
Book
The Realist Douban
K.O. à Tel Aviv
author:
Asaf Hanuka
publishing house:
Archaia
2015
- 4
Acclaimed Israeli cartoonist Asaf Hanuka’s weekly strips collected into one volume and translated into English for the first time.
In 2010, Israeli newspaper The Calcalist asked Hanuka, already well known in Israel as a commercial illustrator and as a contributor to the animated film Waltz With Bashir, for a weekly comic strip. The first of the autobiographical strips chronicled Hanuka discovering that he and his wife and their young son need to find a new place to live, immediately and in a “crazy” Tel Aviv real estate market, because the apartment they’ve been renting has been sold. As an artist, husband, father or a regular Israeli citizen, Asaf Hanuka chronicles everyday life in his country, with humor that is offbeat and sometimes surreal. Shot for shot, Hanuka's home is depicted as a vibrant metropolis and provides a brilliant depiction of modern Tel Aviv. Archaia's edition of The Realist translates and collects both volumes of the work previously titled KO À Tel Aviv into a single book for the first time.
In 2010, Israeli newspaper The Calcalist asked Hanuka, already well known in Israel as a commercial illustrator and as a contributor to the animated film Waltz With Bashir, for a weekly comic strip. The first of the autobiographical strips chronicled Hanuka discovering that he and his wife and their young son need to find a new place to live, immediately and in a “crazy” Tel Aviv real estate market, because the apartment they’ve been renting has been sold. As an artist, husband, father or a regular Israeli citizen, Asaf Hanuka chronicles everyday life in his country, with humor that is offbeat and sometimes surreal. Shot for shot, Hanuka's home is depicted as a vibrant metropolis and provides a brilliant depiction of modern Tel Aviv. Archaia's edition of The Realist translates and collects both volumes of the work previously titled KO À Tel Aviv into a single book for the first time.