As an essayist he has published: Sexyrama - The image of women on the covers of periodicals from 1960 to 1979 (Coniglio Editore, 2008) and Sofia Loren, kidnapped by the cinema - Sofia Lazzaro's photo novels (1950-1952) (Struwwelpeter, 2010). With Diego's winter, his latest graphic novel (The Box Edizioni 2013), the author opens up to narrative themes linked to the Second World War.

In the painting field, he has exhibited in several solo shows in Italy, France and the USA.

In France on texts by Jean-Pierre Dionnet he worked on the series Des Dieux et Des Hommes, published in Italy by Panini Comics. Loved by Ettore Sottsass, Moebius and Nanni Balestrini, he is considered one of the most important erotic artists in the world the volumes of the Howhard House series have been translated into five languages. Two years before he began his collaboration with Blue magazine creating various characters and comic series of an erotic nature such as Chiara Rosenberg (texts by Celestino Pes) and Beba. In 1997 he signed an important advertising campaign for Tim. His style is clear and extremely intelligible, in fact, he fills both tiny spaces such as a logo, as well as the boundless spaces of advertising posters, managing to emerge powerfully even in the jungle of visual inputs that characterize contemporary everyday life. At the same time he also began working in the advertising, design and illustration sector ( Vanity and Marie Claire). Since then, his graphic novels have been translated and published in Europe, the United States and South America.

He emerged in the 1980s with an original mark on the comic magazines Orient Express and Comic Art. Roberto Baldazzini, born in Vignola (MO) in 1958, is a famous Italian comic book author, designer and image historian.

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