Create a black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin, to illustrate a news article titled "Paragliding Tragedy: Remembering Antonio Angelini's Final Flight." The scene is set in Italy and should feature expressive facial features and dynamic poses typical of lively Belgian comics from the 1980s. The illustration should depict: 1. A picturesque view of the Italian countryside from the top of Corno Birone, with rolling hills and a distant small town. 2. A crashed paraglider with its colorful sail entangled in the rugged terrain, subtly showing the lifeless form of the paragliding accident victim, Antonio Angelini, amidst the wreckage. 3. Two rescuers arriving at the scene, emphasizing their busy actions and concerned expressions. 4. Family members and friends in the background, comforting each other and displaying a range of emotional reactions from grief to shock. 5. Stylized and stereotypical representations of Italian people, both male and female, with detailed clothing and traditional Italian features. 6. A small tribute area with flowers and candles at the edge of the scene as a symbolic farewell. Extend the image to cover the entire 16:9 widescreen canvas with a white background, use clean, bold lines with strong black ink for contours and shading to add depth and texture.

Paragliding Tragedy: Remembering Antonio Angelini’s Final Flight

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Blue Skies, Safe Journey Antonio

Antonio Angelini, a 46-year-old resident of della Battaglia, tragically lost his life on Tuesday, September 3, following a paragliding jump. Antonio was found lifeless by rescuers in the colorful sail of his paraglider after crashing at the foot of Corno Birone, above , on the opposite side.

For more details, read the original news article on Prima Como.

Source: Prima Como

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