For the French artist Corentin Grossmann, drawing is a way of dealing with reality by adding a touch of the imaginary and letting chance do the work. After a childhood full of stories and drawings, he entered the Beaux-Arts in Metz. Inspired by the nature[...]
The multi-talented artist Marynn Letemplier is as much interested in transcribing everyday emotions as she is in motifs inherited from the past, such as calligraphy or vanities. Whether she draws, paints, sculpts, writes, or tattoos, her art defies the boundaries of mediums to let the[...]
Aurélie Garnier was born in 1983. She grew up in the Normandy countryside and went on to study and live in Paris, Oslo and Copenhagen. She now lives and works in Toulouse and collaborates with many different media, often committed ones, that appreciate the highly[...]
Younsik Woo is a Korean illustrator. She chose her career path at a time when much foreign animated content arrived in Korea. That was when she decided to train in communication design in the United Kingdom. When Younsik Woo returned to Korea, she worked as[...]
In the midst of the 2000s aesthetic comeback boom, Italian multidisciplinary creative Giuseppe Pettineo has chosen his preference: the 1990s. Artist, graphic designer and photographer, Giuseppe Pettino is nostalgic and intends to bring back to life his favorite decade, the one that rocked his childhood[...]
From illustrations to graffiti painted on walls, Athena Paginton re-enacts these artistic and activist techniques and reinjects them into her practice as a makeup artist. Her creative ideas take the form of 2D creations, where the lines of human faces become the living, moving canvas[...]
Marcello Velho, an American designer based in Brighton (UK), gives birth to surprising blossoms composed mainly on computer. By mixing digital and manual techniques, the artiste creates works in which the abstract and the figurative blend. Flowers, eyes, birds, and other animals populate his minimalist[...]
Agnès Jonas is a freelance illustrator based in London. She works on atmospheric and minimalist images and develop ethereal universes where science fiction is never far away. Its Sci-Fi Botanicals series offers a collection of exotic flowers drawn with finesse and delicacy. Can you tell[...]
Dura Lee's illustrations are colorful and look like movie scenes. Grandiose landscapes, dreamy interiors and characters harnessed to simple stories or, on the contrary, caught up in supernatural contexts, enrich dense storytelling that fits into a single image. In her second graphic novel Memories of[...]
Japanese florist artist Azuma Makoto captures the life cycle of flowers through moving illustration. In 2016, he surrounded himself with London illustrator Katie Scott, specialized in botanical drawings and with animator James Paulley for his 3D animations. The two creatives explore a dense and detailed[...]
