NAUFRAGES A LA DERIVE

Back in the fake Tintin cover game with a new series of images. I hadn't done much since 2012, but there'll be more stuff coming in from time to time now...
Just as a reminder of what this is about: I pick various elements from diverse illustrations by Hergé, combine them and turn them into realistic-looking imaginary Tintin album covers.
This was adapted straight from an original illustration by Hergé that was done for a postwar campaign to discourage black market practices. It was inspired by French painter Gericault's "Le Radeau de la Méduse", a very famous painting that can be seen at the Louvre.
I haven't figured out the plotline behind this particular cover, but seeing all these characters embark on a ship and nearly sink, only to be stranded at sea on a raft and having to bear one another for several days promises to be interesting!

This is strictly a tribute work by a fan for other fans. No commercial use involved.
All the characters, names and elements of artwork are © Casterman / Editions Moulinsart / Fondation Hergé
except "Consternan" which is the trademark of Bispro's Tintin re-creations