Philippe Briones
Philippe Briones is a French animator, author, and comic book artist.
Philippe Briones

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- French
- Born
- 1970 · Dijon.
- Occupation
- comics artist · clean-up artist · draftsperson
- Fields
- illustration · animated film · comic
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• Nationality — French • Website — http: philippebrionesartcomics.blogspot.fr/ Philippe Briones is a French animator, author, and comic book artist.
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Philippe Briones (born 12 August 1970) is recorded as a comics artist. The birth of Philippe Briones is recorded on 12 August 1970 in Dijon.
Biography
Biography
He studied at the École des beaux-arts de Beaune in Beaune, France, and at GOBELINS in Paris. After graduating he was recruited by Walt Disney Animation Studios, working on A Goofy Movie and continuing as a clean-up supervisor on Tarzan. In 2002, he worked on Les Seigneurs d'Agartha, Tales of the Dragon Guard, and Kookaburra for French publisher Soleil Productions. He signed his first contract at Marvel Comics in 2006 for White Tiger, followed by work on Namor, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and X-Men until being approached by DC Comics in 2015 to illustrate Suicide Squad. He then worked on a Flash issue, and is now on the Aquaman Rebirth series. While drawing for DC Comics, he continues to work with French publishers and other collaborators (Karate Boy, PSG Heroes). He illustrated and was co-scriptwriter on the Geek Agency series. In 2016, he illustrated 7 héros, published by Delcourt.
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Title — Credits — Characters • 1995 — A Goofy Movie — Assistant Animator: Paris • 1997 — Hercules — Key Assistant Animator — Titans and Cyclops • 1999 — Tarzan — Lead Key Assistant Animator — Tarzan • 2000 — Fantasia 2000 — Key Assistant Animator • The Emperor's New Groove — Key Assistant Animator — Kronk • 2001 — Atlantis: The Lost Empire — Additional Clean-Up Animator • 2003 — The Jungle Book 2 — Additional Animation Production: Paris • Brother Bear — Additional Clean-Up Artist: Paris • 2006 — The Little Matchgirl (Short) — Key Assistant Animator
Identity
Identity
Philippe Briones is recorded as comics artist, clean-up artist and draftsperson.
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Life and career
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1970
Philippe Briones born at Dijon.
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- 1.Philippe Briones (b. 1970). Grand Comics Database.
- 2.Xerox Kitty. Philippe Briones. Comic Vine.
- 3.Briones, Philippe - biographie © Soleil - bibliographie - photo. BD Gest'.
- 4.Eddy Ryssack (20 March 1928 - 8 January 2004, Belgium). Lambiek. 14 décembre 2007.
- 5.Éric Adam. Geek agency, t. 1 : zombis virtuels. ou pas ?. DBD (périodique) dBD. 70. 79 . février 2013.
- 6.L. Moeneclaey. Les chroniques BD Gest' Tome -18- Sept héros. BD Gest'. 29 août 2016 lire en.
- 7.Benoît Cassel. Sirènes et Vikings T1 Le Fléau des abysses. Planète BD. 22 septembre 2020 lire en.
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