With a minimalist, almost cinematic approach to illustration coupled with his signature subtle use of color, thereby drawing our focus to the primary character in the image, Bruno Mangyoku signs a striking and impactful summer greeting card for the French accounting firm Becouze.
Delicate humor, a retro style instantly recognizable as “ligne claire” and a modern feel all converge in Jean-Michel Tixier’s work for the new rosé wine labels Rosé Posey.
Antoine Corbineau’s portraits are on display all summer at the “Icons of Hell” exhibition in the House of California boutique in Nantes.
Stylish with a healthy dose of poetic imagination – Damien Florébert Cuypers’ weekly illustrations in Grazia magazine are an endless source of inspiration.
Jules Le Barazer’s humorous take on the consumers’ quest for authenticity in a recent article for French magazine Télérama.
The city of Nîmes in France is launching the “Nîmes s’illustre” festival today, which our very own Laurent Duvoux is taking part in. With an urban itinerary highlighting illustration as art, the project offers a creative and playful experience and a completely new way to discover the city, essentially turning it into a huge art gallery.
Monochrome perfection – this fantastic visual was created by Antoine Corbineau for Transfert, a culture and arts event space in Nantes, France.
What kind of effects does technology have on us? Using a contemporary graphic and artistic approach, this series of illustrations by Kim Roselier in Les Echos Week-End depicts extreme situations such as self-sacrifice and burn-out, our addiction to social media and how the selfie eventually leads to the loss of any notion of real self.
Celebrity chef Jean Imbert’s new Parisian restaurant, Mamie, owes its captivating visual identity to Jérémy Schneider. Inspired by the meals he cooked every Sunday with his grandmother in the family home, Jean Imbert wanted to showcase the traditional local French cuisine of his childhood. Jérémy never fails to blow us away with his stunning illustrations and attention to detail.