July 13th, 2011
Videotron is officially done, so I’d like to introduce Decover. Similar pedigree but this time based on a free/improvised cover of a “real” song, known or unknown.
As a first shot I picked up another thing stuck into the past: Complaint song (ex-Camper song) which is a song I wrote back in 2003 and never finished to rewrite and reinterpret through a couple of Videotrons.
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!
June 23rd, 2011
I met a dog. A Greek dog. And I’ve been tempted sketching about his pace of life. Meanwhile I found out about PeculiarBliss latest call for submission with a theme matching flawlessly what this dog – let’s call it Pluto – inspired me: “Pastime”.
June 10th, 2011
A hairy character inspired from my recent trip in Greece (only the duck is British).
June 7th, 2011
Obviously inspired by the previous duck based post, here is a little sketch with a duck, an octopus, and a fish.
May 20th, 2011
I’m pretty sure this is a ridiculously bold statement but, – really -, time is flying like ducks are swimming and those three little guys I met the other day are certainly right. Wait or you’ll get wet. Do you see what I mean? Never mind, they do.
My dear blog hasn’t been fed for over a month, shame on me, so I had to find a quick way to fix this before I disconnect from the little world I know (=holidays!).
This is it for now and as a famous duck said, “better to wait, than being wet”. Sorry, I can’t remember his name (it’s in duck anyway).
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).
March 13th, 2011
Tonight I introduce the wig from the sea. I heard it keeps mind in peace.