Curriculum
Vitae
Vitae
Since his first publications in Buenos Aires in 1950, hundreds of books have been published with the cartoons of Guillermo Mordillo. His albums were successfully distributed mostly in Europe but also in Latin America and Asia in the past decades:
- USA: New York
- Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru
- Europe: Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Great Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Denmark, Israel
- Asia: PR China (Collected Cartoons of Mordillo, 10 volumes), Taiwan, Japan
June 29, Deceased
Guest of Honour at the first exhibition in Switzerland
Guest of Honour at his 80th birthday exhibition in Munich, Germany and at the PAN exhibition in Naples, Italy
Start of the 3-d movie preparations; first sketches and scriptwriting
Guest of Honour at the Luzzati exhibition in Naples, Italy
Guest of Honour at the International Cartoon, comics and Caricature Festival Tel Aviv, Israel
Guest of Honour at the Bibiana exhibition in Bratislava, Slovakia
Accomplishment of the ‘Incontournables’ in acrylic ink
Realisation with ‘Art Petrus’of a series of cartoon Art Reproductions in high definition. ‘MORDILLO COLLECTION’ numbered and signed to be sold through internet
Mordillo stops drawing cartoons in colour inks and starts working in mixed technique: acrylic, pastel and colour pencils
Conferences in Beijing Universities, P.R. China
‘Felix’, the first grand son is born in Paris
Member of the jury of ‘Cartoons on the Bay 2002’in Positano, Italy
Appointed to the academic degree 'Catedrático Honorifico Del Humor’ by the University of Alcalá de Henares, Spain, on 17 October, 2002
Invited to and takes part as an active member in the Creative Seminary (Symposium) of Zermatt, Switzerland
Moves from Mallorca to South of France
Appointed ‘Profesor Honorifico Del Humor’ of the ‘Universidad Alcalá de Henares’, Spain, on 6 November, 1997
A ranking in ‘Whitty World’, International Cartoon Magazine, USA, of the best cartoonists of the world shows Mordillo in third place among 245 cartoonists from 46 countries
Moves from Paris to Mallorca, Spain
Appointed President of the International Association of Authors of Comics and Cartoons (A.I.A.C.) in Geneva, Switzerland
Appointed ‘Best Cartoonist of the year’ at the ‘Salon International de l’Humour’ in Montréal, Canada
Member of jury at “Salon International de l’humour”, Montréal
First co-operation with Friedrich W. Heye, Unterhaching, Germany
Birth of their daughter Cécile Isabelle
Birth of their son Sébastien Jérôme
First co-operation with Marcelo Ravoni, Quipos
Marriage to Amparo Camarasa
Start of reproductions of the Cartoons in the magazine ‘Stern’ Hamburg, Germany, and other well known international supports.
The first Cartoon appears in ‘Le Pelerin magazine’ July 1966
Publications in Paris Match, Paris
on 20 August departure for Europe; arrival in Paris on 19 September
Creation of humorous cards for Editions Mic-Max, Paris
Departure for the United States of America
Employee of Paramount Pictures, New York
Takes part in the realisation of the films POPEYE and LITTLE LULU.
Illustration of greeting cards for Hallmark Cards, Kansas City, USA
Illustration of two fairy-tales
on 7 November departure for Lima, Peru
‘freelance’ designer at Mc Cann Erickson (Advertising)
Illustration of two fairy-tales
Co-founder of Estudios Galas; animations
Illustrations and strips for local magazines
Animator at the film studios ‘Burone Bruché’
Illustrations of four stories for Editorial Codex for children
Illustrator Certificate at the High School of Journalism;
Professor’s Assistant
born on 4 August in Villa Pueyrredon, Buenos Aires, Argentina