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This is how Richard situated this piece:
"Here's an unusual and rare piece of art. This is the original art I drew for the catalog solicitation of the first issue of my comic book series Evil Eye. Fantagraphics needed an image from the comic, but I hadn't actually drawn anything yet! (The solicitation was done months in advance because the catalog had to be printed and distributed). So I drew up this panel from a story I had written but hadn't drawn yet. So - (besides the cover, which was done), this is the first drawing of the character Peculia. The panel was redrawn for the story in the first issue, but this one was always a stand alone panel which ended up stuck in one of my drawers."
"Here's an unusual and rare piece of art. This is the original art I drew for the catalog solicitation of the first issue of my comic book series Evil Eye. Fantagraphics needed an image from the comic, but I hadn't actually drawn anything yet! (The solicitation was done months in advance because the catalog had to be printed and distributed). So I drew up this panel from a story I had written but hadn't drawn yet. So - (besides the cover, which was done), this is the first drawing of the character Peculia. The panel was redrawn for the story in the first issue, but this one was always a stand alone panel which ended up stuck in one of my drawers."
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A propos de Richard Sala
Richard Sala, illustrateur et auteur américain prolifique au style très personnel, mêle dans ses œuvres mystère, horreur et fantaisie. Aux États-Unis, il a signé depuis une quinzaine d’années, pour des maisons d’édition telles que Dark Horse ou Fantagraphics, les planches de nombreux contes, toujours dans le registre du roman noir, tendance gothique. Il a également réalisé, entre autres, une série animée retransmise sur MTV, Invisible Hands.
