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| Javier Olivares in Bloc #3 | Javier Olivares participates in our ABC for Bloc #3 (april 2009), and shows us his illustration in his blog:
http://javierolivaresblog.blogspot.com/2008/12/revista-bloc.html  |  | | Now you can follow us on Twitter and Myspace | | Although Bloc is a printed magazine, and we like it like that, we want to keep you updated about news, previews, notifications, etc. from any device. To do so, we've created our own Myspace and Twitter account. We hope that this new ways of reading Bloc will be useful to you. | | | In April, Bloc issue #1: photography | The issue #1 of Bloc Magazine, which is dedicated to photography, is already avaliable.
We'll discover unpublished texts by Eliacer Cansino and original illustrations by Carmen Segovia made specifically for this issue. The illustrator Federico Delicado, will discuss with the publisher and writer Antonio Ventura about image and illustration. This issue also includes an interview with the editor Thierry Magnier, whose books have been a phenomenon in France in the world of children's literature. Also, an interview with the photographer Pere Formiguera. In addition, we talk about the French illustrator François Roca and his well-known Jesus Betz, a picture book whose cinematographic influences we analize in detail. And of course, our picture books' reviews related to the theme of this number, the photography. If you want to receive this issue of Bloc, subscribe online. | | | Bloc, a new international art and children's literature magazine | Bloc opens its pages on a long journey on which we hope you will accompany us.
The people that make up this council of writing come from different fields -writers, librarians, editors, illustrators, critics...-, but we share in the interest and liking for texts and illustrations, especially in the genre of picture books, one of the most dynamic territories of aesthetic experimentation in recent years.
In Bloc our intention is to provide a space for analysis and reflection around the image and the word, projecting a special interest in the building of imaginary worlds in which text and image appear hand in hand.
In its pages will appear professionals interested in the genre and in its complimentary aspects, which are design, translation, photography or children’s and canonical literature.
So, in the pages a variety of creators will appear, who will offer reflections on different aspects of literature or graphics, and works will be presented that, in our opinion, offer components of quality, when not of excellence. We aspire that Bloc becomes that space of reference in which any professional can find visions, commentaries and analysis in accordance with their anxieties and worries.
We believe that Bloc, that will come out every six months, is a necessary publication that comes to cover a hole in the panorama of professional publications. | |
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