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30 Thought-Provoking Comics By Baptiste Drausin Blending Pop Culture And Ecology
Interview With Artist
Baptiste Drausin, known as The Baptman, is a self-taught artist who draws inspiration from pop culture to create unique comics that combine well-known characters with important environmental messages. Since 2017, Baptiste has been using his illustrations to raise awareness about environmental issues, blending his love for comics with a call to action.
"I think a lot about global warming and ecology, and I think we need to change now. We don't just destroy the planet as if it will have no consequences; we will die in the end, too. Planet Earth will continue to live after us. We will only be one more extinction. But if we want to get past that, we must all change our behavior, our way of life," the artist shared with Bored Panda.
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Baptiste Drausin mentioned that, like many people his age, he’s really into pop culture, making it natural for him to incorporate pop culture characters into his work. "At first, I enjoyed blending different characters to create something new, but then I decided to use them for a better cause—ecology."
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We asked Baptiste why he decided to focus on ecological and environmental topics in his comics.
"It was after my year of traveling across Australia and Asia. I visited different places that were paradises but were destroyed by human activity and pollution. I wanted to use my art to raise awareness about ecology by incorporating pop culture characters so people would feel more impacted by environmental issues. Because when you see a polar bear dying, it affects us quickly, but if you use a character that people love suffering, it will touch on your childhood and therefore leave a much stronger impression."
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Spreading awareness about ecological issues can be a challenging task, especially when combining important messages with beloved characters like Beauty and the Beast or Mowgli. We asked Baptiste about his creative process and how he blends these messages with such well-known characters. "It depends. Sometimes, I start with ecological issues I see in the news and try to emphasize them with a pop culture character. Other times, I start with a character I haven’t used before and look for a situation where I can fit them in."
The artist shared that he hopes his comics spark discussions between people. "And, who knows, maybe even open minds and inspire some to change their mindset," he added.
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Probably Legal 11 months ago
That was actually Tolkien’s point with everything with Saruman and the destruction of Isengard and Fangorn Forest. Tolkien was very anti industrial revolution
Yourlocalrealitybender 11 months ago
Red sun Red sun over paradise Red sun Red sun over paradise Golden rays of the glorious sunshine Setting down, such a blood-red light Now the animals slowly retreat To the shadows – out of sight Arid winds blow across the mountains Giving flight to the birds of prey In the distance machines come To transform Eden – day by day Only love is with us now Something warm and pure Find the peace within ourselves No need for a cure When the wind is slow And the fire’s hot The vulture waits to see what rots Oh how pretty All the scenery This is nature’s sacrifice When the air blows through With a brisk attack The reptile tail rips from its back When the sun sets We will not forget the Red sun over paradise Red sun
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Yourlocalrealitybender 11 months ago
Nobody hypothesises like Gaston, clinical trials like Gaston!
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Steve Robert 11 months ago
Melon Muskrat. Stingiest man on the planet. Will some rational people just take his money away and use it for the homeless and hungry?
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Grain of salt included 11 months ago
Because getting it from the store is so much better. I do not support trophy hunting. I do support hunting where the animals is used to sustain a family. My permit costs me 40 dollars and I have meat for a couple months
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Be Stew 11 months ago
Go look up feet of jungle natives. That's actually right.
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Steve Robert 11 months ago
I think the person who plays the Flash as something caught in his brain. Maybe a dead worm?
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robecca leyden 11 months ago
These were good and thought provoking but remember it's thr bog corporations who produce far far more environmental damage. We need to be putting pressure on them too.
robecca leyden 11 months ago
These were good and thought provoking but remember it's thr bog corporations who produce far far more environmental damage. We need to be putting pressure on them too.
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