Erik de Graaf
Erik de Graaf (b. 1961) studied graphic design and advertising at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rotterdam and is now creative director at Millford design studio. His love of the ‘more serious side of comics’ blossomed during his student years, influenced by artists such as Joost Swarte and Yves Chaland. He made his debut with 'Verbleekte herinneringen' (Fading Memories, 2003), in 2020 he published 'Scherven/Littekens' (Shards/Skars), a two-part story set in World War II, which has been translated into French. He also collaborated on the second part of the *Drawn and Quarterly Showcase, an anthology from one of the world’s leading comics publishers.
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Fragments
Two lovers are separated at the beginning of World War II. When the conflict is over and they share their stories with each other, only one conclusion is possible: the life they had together has been decimated. Only fragments remain.
Mondrian: A Better World
Graphic novel about the key period in Mondrian’s life in which he perfected his art