Getting closer of a thought than I thought. To be perfectly honest this is one for the feel, with yet another reason to get lost in hair with a flair that makes me care.
Mirror of thoughts
June 29th, 2025
One step forward
March 16th, 2025
Back to more hair in an angle that detangle a tendency to get lost by the lock, I unlock the next wave and I reach forward to a future of consistency when I confidently stare at the bear with no fear but just care.
Playback.
Unearthed illustration gems from the archive
February 8th, 2025
Giving a little spotlight to a few unforgotten illustration drops from the last couple of years.
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Hair illustrations that took sometime to look somewhere
October 6th, 2022
I like drawing hair.
I really do like drawing hair.
It’s random, it’s focus, and it’s satisfying to a point that it wouldn’t be good to not draw a lot of them every, single, time.
The hair ou “les cheveux”?
I don’t know where it starts.
I don’t know where it ends.
Hair can be anything you want it to be.
So be it.
Be hair.
Exploring multiple paths out of my comfort zone
April 4th, 2022
Kicking off the year with a fresh take by deconstructing my “comfort zone” illustration style and freeing it up from lines once again. Here is to the multiple paths one can take, inspired by those who tried it before.
Lifetime Journey of a Beginner: Sit, Meditate, Draw, and Repeat
July 25th, 2021
Illustration has been the most consistent thing I’ve done for the past 13 years. Meditation has been the other most consistent thing I’ve done for the past 8 years.
Both practice helped me so much to discover, define and shape who I am today, what I do, and how I do it. Even so, I see myself as a beginner most of the time.
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The backstory of my latest collection of ducks
July 16th, 2021
A spontaneous collection of ducks is all it took to (re)trigger my obsession with illustration, again.
Duck A
Duck A was born pretty small, like a cute little ball, with some sort of towel on the head like she just had a bath in the pond next door. She usually has.
Duck B
Duck B was initially named Bird A, but I had some doubts about this, and I don’t do birds that much (yet). On top of being great at pretending being a bird, he usually wear a multi-layered jumper made of his personal collection of feather, accumulated over the years. Duck B is not afraid of cold ponds.
Duck C
Duck C is very advanced for a duck, and can easily walk long distances between ponds thanks to her highly resistant boots.
Perspectives
February 24th, 2018
From a project to another my goal was to find the right alchemy between a dog and a duck and some random guy stuck in the middle of a page, as it happens. This is a dive into the process of a process-less process.
Bump On
October 13th, 2017
1+1=3
Deep Wander
October 1st, 2017
Still finding my feet with my hands.
I experimented illustrating using the iPad Pro/Apple Pencil/Procreate combo for a little while now, loved the control I get over each single pixels, the natural feel of the pencil pressure, the lovely palm rejection, meaning that I can get really close to express my full sketching skillset on a digital piece of glass.