About Borja González
Born 1982. Borja González is a Spanish illustrator, comics creator, comics writer, caricaturist, publisher and comics artist.
Borja González (born 1982) is a Spanish comics artist and illustrator.
Life and career Born and raised in Badajoz, González learned to draw by himself, reading and copying comics he owned and from his father's collection. He began publishing in several fanzines and later worked as an illustrator for magazines such as GQ, Rockdelux and Ara.
His first professional comic was La boca del lobo (2012), in collaboration with Alejo Bueno, where he imagined a fictional meeting between the Extremaduran painters Antonio Juez and Carolina Coronado. He also collaborated for comics such as Apocalipsis segun San Juan (collective work; EdT, 2012) and Putokrío (org. by Jorge Riera; 2014, De Ponent).
In 2013 he founded the publishing label El Verano del Cohete together with Mayte Alvarado and Ruí Díaz, which accommodated both original works and those of other emerging authors. In 2015 he published the historical biography comic Inés Suárez, la Conquista de Chile, for CEXECI (Centro Extremeño de Estudios y Cooperación con Iberoamerica).
In 2016 González released La reina Orquídea, a story about creativity in which he began developing a distinctive style of faceless characters. For this comic book he got a deal to publish The Black Holes (A Gift for a Ghost) in 2018, a tale intertwining two stories at different ages, about Teresa, a aspiring poet from 1856 and an all-girl amateur punk band from 2016. The first part of the "Las tres noches" (The three nights) trilogy, the work was first published in the Franco-Belgian market before being released in Spain. For this work, Borja González was awarded the Premio Nacional del Cómic in 2023, by the Ministry of Culture of Spain, which pointed it as a "graphic work of great elegance and exquisite beauty", full of "lyricism and surrealism". That same year he finished his trilogy with El pájaro y la serpiente.
Style Most of the characters in Gonzalez's works are women, and from A Gift for a Ghost onward, they share a protagonist, Teresa, whose character evolves with each title. Another element González works with is color, with a limited palette justified by the plot of each book. Grito nocturno (Dargaud, 2021; Las tres noches #2) English edition: Night Cry; Europe Comics, 2021 The Unseen Records (webcomic, 2021) El pájaro y la serpiente (Dargaud, 2023; Las tres noches #3) La reina de otoño (upcoming; Reservoir Books, 2026) Collaborations
Apocalipsis segun San Juan (Editores de Tebeos, 2012), collective work La boca del lobo (Editora Regional de Extremadura, 2012) written by Alejo Bueno.
Fantasmas (El Verano del Cohete, 2014), collective work.
Putokrío'' (De Ponent), 2014, collective work; org. by Jorge Riera
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Who is Borja González?
Spanish comics artist (born 1982)
When was Borja González born?
Borja González was born in 1982 in Badajoz.
What is Borja González's occupation?
Borja González is an illustrator, comics creator, comics writer, caricaturist, publisher and comics artist.
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Borja González is Spanish.
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