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Interview Alberto Madrigal, Artist and Illustrator, Berlin

Posted bytims November 11, 2016June 24, 2019
You can find a lot of pictures of my work on my webpage: www.albemadrigal.com Where are you living? I come from Spain, live in Berlin   How old you are? (if you don’t mind answering) I’m 33 years old.   What inspires you? I get inspiration from the city, the people around me and cinema, novels and photography. I like to sit on a cafe and observe the people, draw them while I think about a story and how can I develop it.   Tell me about what you do? I am a comic artist and illustrator. I have drawn three books, two of them as a writer as well. (http://www.albemadrigal.com/about/).   What’s the structure of a typical day like for you? I normally go to the studio at the morning around 10 am and start to work until 18:00 on the afternoon. I always have a book that I’m working on. I need at least two years to do one so in the meanwhile I do another jobs as illustrator.   What are some of your favourite sources for information? The source of information is the people and of course the internet. As I draw the books I would search for photographs of the places where the story takes place. Without internet the process would be very slow.   How does media influence your life? I use social media mainly for my work, to promote my self. It’s a good way to understand if people follow what you do and what they think about it.  
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