Kreidestriche

Miguelanxo Prado's Kreidestriche is a single, self-contained graphic novel published by Egmont Ehapa in 1994, a lyrical and atmospheric work that showcases the Spanish creator's signature watercolor style. The story follows a solitary lighthouse keeper on a remote island, whose quiet existence is disrupted by a mysterious encounter with a woman who washes ashore. Prado, serving as both writer and artist, crafts a meditative, wordless narrative that explores themes of isolation, memory, and the passage of time. This hauntingly beautiful book remains a standout example of European graphic storytelling, a quiet masterpiece from a revered auteur.