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In a collection full of humor, Jean-Michel Tixier signs a glamorous collaboration for Uniqlo's Paris boutiques in the Marais, Opéra and Rivoli via the UTme! and RE.UNIQLO studio personalization studios.. Through a serie of 10 offbeat illustrations, he offers us the chance to be dressed for the winter, in a chic and uninhibited style.

For the famous Brando Resort, Violaine et Jeremy have crafted the entire graphic identity of the restaurant run by chef Jean Imbert, Les Mutinés. In a delicate staging, the menu takes the form of a navigation map, inviting you to a legendary gastronomic journey.

It is in the middle of the sea that Laurent Duvouximmerses us in Solitaires, a story of the Vendée globe, published by E/P/A Editions. In this book, we learn the secrets of this mythical race and we cross the seas of the world. To read alone and with your feet in the water.

For the 2024 edition of the European Heritage Days, Antoine Corbineau made a serie of illustrations for Le Collège de France. Through a playful and colorful game booklet, we rediscover the history of this emblematic place, with riddles, or portraits of mythical characters, such as François the 1st, Claude Bernard and many others.

With his effective and detailed style, Laurent Duvoux has participated in many articles forLe Figaro, including the covering of the Mazan trial, or the summer serie issues.

As happy to leave, as to return. It's a bit like Debora Szpilman's philosophy with her latest illustrations for Rimowa, where she sets in motion the happy ballet of the return of vacationers.

For his last collaboration with PSG, Alexis Tyrsa paid tribute to our iron lady, emblem of the capital and the Parisian club. Digging his inspiration from the past, he added a touch of modernity for a magnificent result.

For four years, the Fondation Louis Vuitton and the Jardin d'Acclimation have been organizing the Family Festival in Paris. And once again,Playground Paris created the entire graphic identity of the event, for the joy of the youngs and the grownups.

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.