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For the past few days, Paris has been the centre of the world as the Olympic Games have taken place. And for the occasion, Samsung called on Jean André to create its graphic identity. And what a success story it has been. Outdoors, indoors, TV spots and collector pins, he's got it all.

Annonce aux voyageurs, avec ou sans enfants : Si jamais vous prenez un ouigo cette été pour les vacances et que vous souhaitez voyager en toute tranquillité, l'agence Rosa Paris vous a concocté un livret de jeux illustrés qui vous garantira un trajet sans accroc. Jules Le Barazer y signe deux superbes double-pages : le labyrinthe et le jeu des 77 différences.

To celebrate the official start of the summer holidays, Kim Roselier offers us a world tour in several stops, with the new Nicolas Feuillatte campaign. He captures joy and sharing in colorful and lively atmospheres.

A few weeks ago, we were pleased to announce the arrival of Gwendal Le Bec within the agency.Today is an opportunity for us to present you one of these latest illustration series for Vélo Magazine by l'Équipe, in which he offers a very poetic and humorous vision of the world of cycling!

Next time you'll see a Lyriq in the rear-view mirror of your car, you will certainly remember this visual created by Thomas Cantoni for Cadillac. The traffic light is green. You can move forward.

It's official. "Albert and the Birds" of Quentin Schwab is available at Robert Laffont editions. Discover the funny and touching story of a man whose life will change after meeting birds. Congratulations Quentin!

While the Celtics and the Mavs are facing each other in the NBA finals, we wanted to look back at the work of Alexis Tyrsa, for the Los Angeles Clippers. As part of the overhaul of their identity, he offered to the Californian franchise an elegant proposition, perfectly combining classic and modern lines.

Jules Le Barazer's formula is simple: take reality and dissolve it into a solution of cynical acid.
The result: you get an absurd and offbeat portrait of the World World II for an article of So Good about the dispossession of pieces of art.

We were in the cellar and we came back with a crate of Débora Szpilman's most beautiful illustrations in the columns of the Financial Times. You'll find some colorful notes, with joyful aromas throughout the tasting.
To see and see again, without moderation.

Last winter, Antoine Corbineau planted his pencils in Les Arcs to offer creative workshops at Club Med.
He revisits the resort with a colorful Panorama, for the joy of the kids and the grownups.

Between the pear and the cheese, Jean Michel Tixier had the opportunity to update the menu of Bouillon with new illustrations. On the menu: zest of absurdity and touch of fantasy.

Only a few days left to discover Jean Jullien's Paper People at Le Bon Marché!
From 24 February to 21 April, Jean Jullien's giant Paper People will be on display at Le Bon Marché as part of the "Mise en Page" project initiated by Sarah Andelman. The experience begins through the 10 windows on rue de Sèvres, where pedestrians are taken on a narrative journey depicting the latest chapter in the history of the Paper People.
Past and present collaborations will also be on show, including the 90th anniversary edition of Rhodia paper blocks - which we'll be talking about shortly - as well as a selection of the artist's books, including a new publication from Just an Idea telling the story of Paper People.

Following the creation of her book "L'Odyssée des Graines", to be published by Gallimard, Cruschiform follows up with her work on this subject as a resident at Saint-Jean du Gard. She will be there for several weeks, benefiting of the setting offered by the Cévennes to produce a series of illustrations on the theme of nature's creativity, and to work with different audiences and artists. This project will be presented in a unique exhibition in September.

Stefan Glerum has designed the cover for the latest single from Dutch band Gallow Street.
The band is set aboard a hybrid, retro-futuristic musical vessel, carried along by the breath of the members of this astonishing electronic-sounding octet!

The independent medium Alternatives Économiques called on Laurent Duvoux for their latest special issue, which looks at the major issues for 2024. Among them, the ecology, and in particular the timber industry and drought, are illustrated as usual with wit and accuracy by Laurent Duvoux.

With the forthcoming presidential elections in the United States, journalist Guillaume Hennette is conducting an investigation through his podcast Fifty States. He asked Playground Paris to design 50 covers depicting the specific features of the 50 American states, each the subject of an episode of the show, and the contrasts and disparities that define the American electoral system.

Eau de Paris has teamed up with Jean-Michel Tixier to produce the poster for the legendary Course des Cafés, which takes place this March. The poster conveys the lighthearted values of sharing, cheerfulness and challenging oneself, while highlighting the unusual concept of this race, inviting waiters and waitresses to compete over a 2km course, tray and carafe of water in hand.

To illustrate its history, the Boghossian fine jewellery house has asked Julien Pacaud to create an animation film. The lively collages, combining photos and illustrations, plunge us into the brand's upmarket world through a dreamlike narrative with a delicate rhythm.