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The cover of the latest issue of the latest Petrossian catalogue by Jean-Michel Tixier, with a winking reference to the founder’s moustache.

Following a visit to the Musée des Arts et Métiers, which holds one of the largest collections of industrial and technological objects in the world, Laurent Duvoux amused himself by illustrating a series of objects that particularly impressed him. His refined design and sober colour schemes are a tribute to the formal and functional simplicity of these objects from the past.

Following Nantes, Rome, London, Paris, the Ile d’Yeu and Tokyo, Antoine Cobineau has now added Strasbourg to his collection of illustrated maps. Details emerge gradually when you take a close look at these overflowing illustrations. Monuments, icons, local celebrities, anecdotes and humorous details emerge to form a particularly lively and colourful vision of the city. Order on his e-shop!

Les Echos Week-end have once again asked Kim Roselier to illustrate a feature, this one entitled “Breathing Well is Vital”. With subtlety and imagination, Kim has created three warm-coloured illustrations showcasing various breathing techniques to help you recover your strength, relax and find balance.

Cruschiform is pleased to have collaborated with the revue XXI for its just-published “Autopsy of a Vaccine” issue. The superb cover and illustrations for the investigative report inside show the reality of producing a vaccine in major French pharmaceutical labs. The issue is exclusively available through their website. Support the press and bookshops!

Yellowpop has joined forces with Jean André for a limited edition collection of neon lights consisting of five iconic visuals from the Bonjour Tattoo Club: the "Pinched Heart", "Stand", "Karma", "Lips" and "Bonjour". Jean André decided to “tattoo the walls with glow-in-the-dark lines” using these low-energyconsumption LED neon lights, which arepractically indestructible and don’t heat up. The "Bonjour" can be customised by Jean André with the word(s) of your choice! Pre-order yours here.

Boscolo, an Italian travel agency, asked Antoine Corbineau to design the packaging for their new collection of gift boxes, entitled the "36 HOURS Project". Alively series of illustrations about new travel destinations in major cities around the world.

Childhood memory and nod to the aesthetics of the 80/90's with this superb airbrush illustration by Thomas Cantoni.

Jean-Michel Tixier has created a series of elegant portraits of a number of contributors tothe most recent issue of Fédération, the magazine of the French Federation for Ready-to-Wear. This annual editorial project aims to promote a new generation of designers. It includes interviews with Sophie Fontanel, Wies Schulte, Marc Llorens, and Elsa Muse.

Cruschiform was delighted to collaborate with Robb Report magazine for their special September issue on fall fashion. The cover had to depict a simple but luxurious scene of a stylish man wearing a long classic coat, walking with his dog in a beautiful fall landscape. As a bonus, here’s a peek behind the scenes: the three sketches that weren’t selected as well as the final one, which was!

Le Coq Sportif is teaming up with Jean André and his BonjourTattooClub for a first collaboration around the iconic sneaker LCS R1000. Inspired by the theme "Loveto Death” and its twofold nature, these sneakers by Le Coq Sportif x Jean André are based on two monochrome models: a whiteone associated with love and a black one for death. This unique pair draws inspiration from the French brand's archives and is taken to the next level with Jean André’s drawings. .

Kim Roselier created this superb scene of neighbourhood life for the fall catalogue of The Grommet, a site offering a selection of unusual and original products.

Alexis Tyrsa was delighted to be asked by Nike to design decor for several spaces in their new Parisian headquarters on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées. One could hardly imagine a better playground for Alexis, who has been collaborating with Nike for years. As usual, he made a point of expanding upon his visual universe by playing with space and using different mediums and materials. In one area, an immersive anamorphic lettering featuring a quote from Michael Jordan: "Just Play, Have Fun, Enjoy the Game". In another, a swoosh made from a block of wood (in collaboration with the designer Helder Barbosa) that mentions the names of strong and inspiring women who have dedicated their lives to their sport. Elsewhere, a multicoloured fresco celebrating the full range of nations and sport.

Holmen Crisp is a Norwegian family-owned company that aims to pass on a particular culture of food through its authentic, natural products. Since the 1930s they have paid close attention to their packaging, which has won numerous prizes. So it made perfect sense for them to call on Jean Michel Tixier to illustrate their JYTTE product range, which consists of naturally unique, gluten-free flour!

Laurent Duvoux was commissioned by the magazine Le Pelerin to create a series of conceptual illustrations on the theme of “conspiracy”, specifically about the ways in which certain conspiracy theories manage to draw people in in our society.

Explore the latest adventures of the Mini-Mondes illustrated by Antoine Corbineau. Following on from their trip to Italy, the Duchemin family continue their world tour to Russia. Explore the range of inviting images, stickers and coloring-in on lesminimondes.

Tyrsa’s portfolio has been updated with three recent projects: a title in the new FKA Twigs video “Sad Day”, directed by Hiro Murai ; the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Drew League”, a limited edition of one of his favorite sneakers with the logo he designed for the Drew League ; the lettering for Awake NY’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection, part of the funds from which were donated to the charity NICE based in Queens in New York.

It’s always a real pleasure to leaf through the pages of Colorama, Cruschiform’s picture book about shades of color published by Gallimard Jeunesse.

This superb mural was commissioned from Stefan Glerum by the city of Amsterdam. In the mural, Stefan returns to the story of Reynard, an anthropomorphic figure popular since the Middle Ages, in his unique style mixing clear lines with manga and retro-futurist influences.

Jean-Michel Tixier created this new series of illustrations exploring one of his favourite areas – gastronomy! Continuing Jean-Michel’s collaborations with Maison Plisson, chef Pierre Gagnaire and collective Junart, the illustrations are all drawn with wit and appetite!