Exhibition in Claraboia Espai D'Art Original Watercolor Artwork

August 06, 2025

Roscoe «Fatty» Arbuckle - El comediante olvidado del cine mudo

The most famous comedian nobody knows Lives built for laughter (or nearly so): Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle, once a giant of silent film comedy on par with Chaplin, became—within just days—a symbol of media-driven shame. 28/07/2025 Carlo Amatetti 28/07/2025 Carlo Amatetti ( Read the full article at Azione.ch ) I’m one of those who deeply miss comedy as a widespread cultural expression in cinema—and I must admit, I knew nothing about Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle. Thanks to Carlo Amatetti, with whom I've collaborated for years across various publications that share a common thread: comedy and comedians. This marks the ninth installment for Azione.ch... I won’t go on, because this time, the act of storytelling belongs to Carlo. video timelapse on Instagram 🎩 Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle: The face that made the silent era laugh—and slipped into oblivion. Original illustration by Leonardo Rodríguez. Read the full article at Azione.ch Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckl...

This was my Exhibition in Claraboia Espai D'Art and made part of Il.LUSTRISSIMS. This event celebrates the fine art of children’s book illustration, it was on display from October 21 through October 29, 2016 in Rubí, Catalonia, Spain. I was sharing the show with Jordi Folck and Enric Larreula both a famous writers in Catalonia. I have a special guest the last day, my colleague George Pratt, thanks again for the photos.

Illustrations for the book: "L'Unica i veritable llegenda de Sant Jordi contada pel Drac"

written by Jordi Folck

Illustrations for the book Espurna Blanca written by Enric Larreula

Jordi Folck and Enric Larreula talking about our work together, our books and why reading is important for developing a broader vocabulary, increased general knowledge and a better understanding of other cultures.

The last day the writter Enric Larreula performing a storytelling session while I sketcht in watercolor an interpretation of each tale.

This was my first unexpected experiencie describing ich picture to a blind man...I felt like learning from him his own way of perception, He told me about the energy, the empy spaces only touching the pictures with his hands,