NAVBAR01.jpg (12531 bytes)

HOME  COMICS  GALLERY     

NAVBAR03.jpg (2218 bytes)

 

 

The artists at his worshop

About Me:

I'm Pavel Lujardo, author and creator of Futurepig. I was born in 1968 and started drawing comics at age 5. I published my comics professionally for the first time in 1987.

I have done cartoons and illustrations for several publications in the United States and Europe. Currently I do mostly freelance jobs or work on my own projects.

I'm pretty much a traditional artist. I still draw with pencil and pens. I use the computer to color and add the text.

I had to set strict filters in my E-Mail account due to the large amount of spam. It's possible that some good messages get unintentionally deleted. To avoid this, write the word "comic" on the subject of your mail. This will guarantee the message will not be deleted.

My address is: pavelDELETETHIS@futurepig.com

 

 
I'm interested in Art, books, History, ancient civilizations (Egypt, Greece, Rome) Archaeology and Paleontology.

I always try to find time to read a book. Not just in electronic form but also the real ones (the ones you can smell) Books are probably one of the few material things in life I can be attached to. I prefer non-fiction books about a variety of themes (from science to philosophy) and fiction that has some substance. I have an interest in religions because they play a very interesting role in human life, not because I have faith in any particular one.

My favorite artist are Salvador Dalí, Moebius, H. R. Giger, Syd Mead, Richard Corben and Mike Mignola.

You can find me online in the following networks.
 

Facebook

Furaffinity

Deviantart

Me and Dalí.
 

 
My Comic:

Pinton the Pig is a character I created when I was a kid and have evolved along with me for most of my life.

The adventures of Pinton the Pig and his friends have existed on different media for almost 40 years now. First in school notebooks (where class notes should have been) later as hand-made books that passed around friends and relatives. For some time they were professionally published on different magazines (most of them now extinct) and now they have found a home on the Internet.

Futurepig is always evolving. I keep experimenting with new things, which may work or not. You may notice sudden changes in the page design and layout. I try to improve the quality of the comics and the web page and I rely on my reader's advice for that. If you have any suggestion or find errors in the site, please let me know. I'm grateful for every criticism that helps me improve. If you want to leave me comments or feedback you can the message board.

 

HOME  COMICS  GALLERY