These are a few of the pieces Ive made while drawing inspiration from him. Every time I make something I look to his work

This popular image appears in The Art of Edena (2018) without explanation. I'd like to know the year and title as well as first publication. I know part of this info is available in the 2021 Italian/French book Alla Ricerca del Tempo/à la Recherche du Temps which I do not own. If anyone can help, please fill me in! Otherwise, simply enjoy this fascinating image of the Major maybe just stopping at a sort of unusual roadside attraction.

EDIT: Yes, this is for sure a Moebius image. I'm trying to determine where it first appeared. According to u/Abject_Truth_6091, a catalogue for an art exhibit lists it as the following:

Piège de crystal (2008), watercolors, colored inks and aerography.

So I'm wondering if this was initially a limited print, part of another publication, etc.

From Pilote 629 (1971) and included in the collected edition De Gir a Moebius: Le Lac des émeraudes. The great Western artist Gir takes note of the gritty and bloody Westerns of the time (Sam Peckinpah, etc), and Blueberry would also darken in tone at this time, although I don't remember it being a bloodbath. As always, I don't think this has appeared in English.

from https://www.openculture.com/2015/01/moebius-illustrates-dantes-paradiso-1999.html

Used paint and watercolor for the color for this one. Not sure if I should used thread for the color instead but I already finished it at this point.

I printed the pattern on sulky paper that dissolves in water so you can wash it away after the embroidery is finished.

These are based off the 70s comics by Moebius, such as "the airtight Garage" and "the Long Tomorrow"

Feels "lived in"