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Jean-Paul Arends(b. 7/2/1977, The Netherlands) |
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 "Marjan from Amsterdam writes: 'When I miss just one episode I can't follow this strip anymore and it really annoys me...'" "Can't we screen these letters before I read them?" |
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Jean-Paul Arends studied graphic design and created the increasingly popular newspaper comic 'Scribbly'. Inspired by comic characters like Bill Watterson's 'Calvin & Hobbes' and Luc Cromheecke's 'Taco Zip', Scribbly and his friends have bizarre adventures set against the background of a mental institution. The minimalist style of 'Scribbly' (no text balloons or backgrounds) and its surreal story-line earned Jean-Paul Arends some criticism from newspaper readers, as well as a crowd of devoted fans. |
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