Aleix Saló, Simiocracia and the cardboard furniture by Sanserif.es
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Aleix Saló, Simiocracia and the cardboard furniture by Sanserif.es

25 Feb Aleix Saló, Simiocracia and the cardboard furniture by Sanserif.es

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Aleix Saló · Ocupat 28/05/2013

Clara Castelló interviews the cartoonist Aleix Saló, at the Hotel Ayre Astoria Palace (Valencia), with the chair of Sanserif Creatius’ Bold collection as the only props. Saló tells how difficult it is to work as a cartoonist in Spain and how he achieved carryings forward the two comics which made him one the sector leader: Españistán y Simiocracia. He does it while sitting on the red fur Bold cHair , designed by Sanserif Creatius. More info on Ocupat.

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