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Gulliermo Mordillo Menéndez

 

Guillermo Mordillo Menéndez, better known simply as Mordillo (Villa Pueyrredón, August 4, 1932 - Palma de Mallorca, June 29, 2019), was an Argentine cartoonist, illustrator and animator.

He was among the most published cartoonists in many countries of the world during the seventies.His drawings - which appeared on puzzles, diaries and posters - are characterized by bright colors and, above all, by a strong sense of humor. The characters in his cartoons are mostly funny little men who do not express themselves with words but through gestures, in scenes developed particularly in the sphere of sport (with a preference for soccer and golf) and married life. His other well-known cartoons are those with long-necked animals, such as giraffes, whose adventures have been collected in several volumes.








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