Moby Dick: Unlimited
In 2019 I had the privilege to illustrate a new version of the classic book.
Moby Dick: Unlimited, the legendary story by H. Melville, written without using a single "e". For the first time, Captain Ahab is not missing a leg, but an arm, instead of looking for a whale, Ahab, will look for an octopus. All this, in order to supporting people with disabilities, because the absence of a letter can change the story, but it is equally wonderful.
Of course, it is ruled out that the story takes place in Nantucket, this time it will be in Cuba. The narration changes, yes, but they are details that do not detract from its importance or genius, but make us see that even with the absence of a letter, the story is still just as wonderful.
Creative Director: José Mª Roca de Viñals - Creative Director: Daniel Rodríguez, Nerea Cierco y Alfredo Vaz.
Art Direction: Fernando Morate - Editor: Arturo Dorado - Writers: Leandro Yanco y Peter Rosemeyer
Illustrator: Geber Luís de la Cueva - Account Manager: Alejandro Lavezzolo
Account Supervisor: José de la Fe - Production: Enrique Feijoo y Carmen Torrado
Producer: Sonia Cremerius - Editor: José Sueiro - Digital Project Manager : Iván Olavarría
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