David Hockney: A Graphic Novel

David Hockney's artistic journey was shaped by his unwavering commitment to self-exploration, as he continuously sought new mediums while staying true to his identity. Written by a contemporary and former art school colleague, this graphic novel showcases Hockney's renowned nonconformity and strong sense of individualism that propelled him to fame even as a student. Through the lens of his friendships with fellow artists, this biography delves into Hockney's unique perspective and creative process.

Gain insight into the influential artist's time in Los Angeles, where the region's dynamic culture and brilliant lighting served as the inspiration for his renowned swimming pool series and portraits of affluent Californians. Discover the artist's exploration of photography and other technologies, honest and courageous depiction of the AIDS crisis, and enduring fascination with color. Witness the progression of the artist's career as he integrated digital technology to achieve groundbreaking results.

Presented through immersive graphics and a first-person narrative, discover the remarkable journey of a prolific and infinitely imaginative artist as he showcases his most iconic exhibitions in renowned museums across the globe.