Carry Brugman

After attending Art Academy, Carry Brugman began working for Gondolex publishers. For this publisher, he created the 'Boemerang', together with his brother Gideon. The album was already printed, but the company went bankrupt in 1967, so it wasn't released. He briefly worked at the Toonder studios from 1969 to 1970, before he joined the publishing house Oberon. There, he illustrated several covers for Sjors, and he started his first comic series, 'Joris Jofel' scripted by Ruud Ringers and Andries Brandt.

Also with writer Brandt, he created 'Professor Breinbreier' for Sjors in 1974 and 1975. When Sjors and Pep merged to Eppo, Brugman took on a more realistic style and started the adventure series 'De Partners' with scripts by Dick Richard. In the 1990s, he cooperated on the collection 'Stedenstrips' of the publishing house Concept, and he illustrated Disney stories for the Dutch Donald Duck weekly.