July 25th, 2012
No more rain! Sunshine!!! Summer!?
I’m sure I’m not the only person who noticed that those sticky clouds finally gave up, but it gives me a good excuse to exhibit in the sun my sexy Oyster Cart & The Blackheath Cavern Club prints, brilliantly executed by The Print Space in East London.
July 18th, 2012
As this year began I looked for something new to pimp up my little illustration world.
I found out about this impressive project by illustrator Chris Piascik, “1000 Days of Drawing“, who sketched something new everyday for four years (!) and eventually published a book out of it. I subconsciously let it grow for few days and decided to start up my own serie of tiny daily drawings.
April 5th, 2012
March is a month (.) that usually deepen my lines and makes me feel less young than the day before (this bizarre birthday thingy).
But March is also this time of the year when I plunge myself into a busy sketching process to complete the annual Serco Prize for illustration. This year I’m going to reveal my London best kept secret: The Blackheath Cavern Club.
January 14th, 2012
This is definitely a sheep playing banjo, one of those exciting creatures you will be able to find at the most exciting music festival this summer: Farm Festival.
August 1st, 2011
Unsolicited + illustration = Ullustration: the latest entry in my imaginary dictionary.
So here is an ullustration based on an old New Scientist’s article, and illustrating how full access to amazing technology tends to make people unhappy. So it’s better not to forget that, the elephant, is very important (this is metaphorical and deep so I’m sure it makes sense).
July 7th, 2011
Based on my early idea of breaking into hat fashion here is a three animal-hats set done for the Stereohype badge competition 2011.
July 4th, 2011
My last night’ spontaneous submission to the Booooooom + Poketo “Before life” project. Totally free to interpretation!
April 10th, 2011
Here is my entry for a book re-covering competition I participated to, organised by The Fox Is Black.
March 26th, 2011
“I see the River Thames as a natural and beautiful way to open London to a wide horizon of foreign cultures and to inspire whoever experience it. Knowing how the London transport system works, oysters definitely have a role to play here.”
This is how I described my involvement in this year’s AOI/TFL/SERCO illustration competition for which I’ve just submitted the piece above. It’s about The River Thames (not just oysters).
February 10th, 2011
