Belgian illustrator and comic artist Brecht Vandenbroucke creates worlds that are bright, bold, and instantly eye-catching. But behind the playful colours and quirky characters, his work often dives into something much deeper. Surreal moments, absurd situations and darker undertones hide just beneath the surface, turning each panel into a clever reflection of the strange, hilarious and sometimes unsettling times we live in.
Blending humor with satire, Vandenbroucke uses visual jokes to highlight modern life’s contradictions — from our obsession with technology to the odd rules of society and the art world. We’ve gathered some of his standout works below, so scroll down and enjoy his brilliantly bizarre universe.
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Don't let the upper management at BP see this, or your head will roll, Hidrėlėy. ;-)
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And the car in 2nd panel is making pollution :( and the last one is scary….
I read this scifi story where the fashionable people had tattooed bruises on their arms and faces, anyplace visible. And they had hair colors like this guy's tattoo.
When you look at that painting you'll need something to Munch on! Like popcorn, or perhaps IceScream?
What did the author o[f] this piece munch on for to have come up with this? 🙀
BP upper management - each time you blank something out, our natural tendency is to try to decipher it. It usually sticks out MORE when you do this, rather than less.
