Did you know there’s a huge food-themed amusement park in Bologna, Italy? FICO Eataly World is dedicated to Italian biodiversity and cuisine. Eurowings asked Antoine Corbineau to bring his uniquely detailed perspective by creating a bold-colored illustration of the park for their in-flight magazine, Wings.
Le Grand Barouf Numérique is a two-day event that took place last month in Lille, bringing together representatives from completely different fields (startups, governmental agencies, non-profits, think tanks, etc) to discuss public policy in the digital age. Playground Paris created the event’s visual identity by combining colorful, cheerful and eye-catching design, illustration, and animation.
Pastel colors and just the right touch of humor make for the perfect combination in Jules le Barazer’s illustration for M le magazine du Monde (Le Monde’s weekend magazine), for an article about the very strong presence of French designers at Milan’s Design week.
Elegant, masculine and … bearded. The latest cover illustration by Jean-Michel Tixier for French magazine Monsieur.
Another gorgeously captured portrait by Damien Florébert Cuypers, this time for Mother’s Day in Vogue UK: Slick Woods closing out Fashion Week on the Fenty runway in New York City last fall, pregnant and … in labor! With a few brilliant colored pencil strokes, Damien seized an absolutely powerful and compelling moment.
Laurent Duvoux’s playful style and refined color palette is instantly recognizable in this illustration created for Welcome to the Jungle, the new French media website dedicated to job seekers and recruiters.
Accounting firm Becouze asked Bruno Mangyoku to create their holiday card this year. To illustrate the firm’s willingness to go the extra mile for their clients, Bruno decided to draw an impeccably dressed accountant, lost in the wilderness of the jungle, lost and in obvious culture shock.
“Trevor Horn Reimagines the Eighties” (featuring the Sarm Orchestra) – for the legendary singer and producer’s latest album cover, Antoine Corbineau did some reimagining of his own with this gorgeous portrait featuring abstract and asymmetrical patterns in a splendid array of color palettes.
2019 at the Philharmonie de Paris: with a new musical season come new visuals created by Jean-Michel Tixier and commissioned by the BETC agency. A conductor finds himself in a stressful and precarious position, transporting various musical instruments on his rickety delivery tricycle. The posters are all over Paris and the animated version is in movie theatres for the next few weeks.
Hello, Spring Equinox! We’ve launched some spring cleaning here at Talkie Walkie (a lot of exciting new projects coming soon! Can’t wait to share!) and as we were digging through the archives, we found this stunning little gem created for Toyota/The&Partnership by Bruno Mangyoku. So long, winter! That bunny is as ready for spring sunshine as we are.