Krzysztof Gawronkiewicz

He came to the limelight as the author of the as-yet-unfinished comic book Burza (Storm), based on a script by Maciej Parowski. The first part was released in 1991, however, the most extensive part of it, which depicts an alternative history of the course of WWII after Germany’s failed attack on Poland, was published in 2004 in the anthology Wrzesień. Wojna narysowana (September: The War Drawn). Plansza z komiksu Krzysztofa Gawronkiewicza "Mikropolis", fot. materiały promocyjne artysty A panel from Krzysztof Gawronkiewicz's comic book Mikropolis, photo: artist's promotional materials Gawronkiewicz also drew the famed series Mikropolis, serialised in Gazeta Wyborcza and based on a scenario by Dennis Wojda, who he got to know at the Academy of Fine Arts. The series was subsequently published in book form: the first entitled Przewodnik Turystyczny (Tourist Guide) in 2001, followed by Moherowe Sny (Mohair Dreams) in 2002. The latter won the gold medal at the sixth edition of the Advertising Creators Club competition, and one of its episodes entitled Krzesło w piekle (A Chair in Hell) won the Grand Prix at the International Festival of Comics in Łódź. Another result of Gawronkiewicz’s collaboration with Wojda is an unfinished but already renowned comic book about Warsaw, Tabula Rasa, which was again published in Gazeta Wyborcza. Together, they also created the comic book Lena as their submission to the 2012 Comic Book Festival in Lyon. In 2003, together with scriptwriter Grzegorz Janusz, he won the first edition of the European Comics Competition organized by Arte TV and Glénat Publishing, which resulted in them signing a contract with the French publisher for the publication of two volumes from the series Przebiegłe dochodzenie Ottona i Watsona (Otto and Watson’s Cunning Investigation) on the francophone market and in Poland. The first one, entitled The Essence, depicts an investigation that leads to the discovery of the meaning of life; the other, entitled Romanticism, is about a secret mission to revive the Polish national poets. The action of both comics takes place in Warsaw. Some critics consider The Essence to be one of the best Polish comics. (http://culture.pl/en/artist/krzysztof-gawronkiewicz)

There are 28 Pieces of Art In This Gallery.     1 through 18 shown.

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