Emre Orhun (b. 1976, China/France) is a Turkish-French book illustrator, phtographer and comic artist. He is most notable for his graphic novels 'Erzsebet' (2010) and 'La Malédiction du Titanic' (2012), about respectively Hungarian "blood countess" Elizabeth Bathory and the Titanic disaster. His body of work is notable for its macabre scraperboard artwork, featuring disturbing imagery. Among his main graphic influences have been Katsuhiro Otomo, Thomas Ott and Roland Topor. After studying architecture for two years in France, Orhun studied art and graduated at the École Emile Cohl in Lyon. Since 2005, he has been a teacher in Narrative Illustration at his old school.
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