Talkie Walkie is an illustration agency based in Paris. We represent a selection of international illustrators, collaborating with a wide range of clients in the fields of press, communication and culture.
Talkie Walkie is an illustration agency based in Paris. We represent a selection of international illustrators, collaborating with a wide range of clients in the fields of press, communication and culture.
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Laurent Duvoux
Le bruit du monde
One of the first contacts we have with a book is usually through the jacket that is offered to us. In collaboration with the French editions from Marseille Le bruit du monde, Laurent Duvoux made the three covers of the novels by Philippe Manevy, Christian Astolfi et Akos Verbozy. With a lot of authenticity and in a delicate style, he was able to capture on the outside what is hidden in the inside and invites us to dive into the stories proposed by those authors.
Jean André
Tuxedo
Happy New Year!
To celebrate 2025, we start the year by sharing this illustration by Jean Andre for the latest album of the group Tuxedo.
Cheers!
Debora Szpilman
Financial Times magazine Advent Issue
During this holiday season, Debora Szpilman brings us a little magic with her illustrations for the Financial Times magazine Advent Issue. In a festive and joyful atmosphere, she shows us how to enjoy Christmas, before Christmas, in so many ways.
Jean-Michel Tixier
Paris Match
Pour un article dans Paris Match, Jean-Michel Tixier nous illustre les bienfaits de cette pratique de plus en plus répandue : le bain glacé en haute altitude. Et c'est avec une pointe de dérision qu'il nous montre comment cette tendance bien-être s'est hissée au sommet.
Jean Jullien
Kobe public transport
If you are currently in Kobe, you may see Jean Jullien's illustrations on a bus. In an enthusiastic and positive campaign, he encourages us to use public transport in our daily journeys, in order to preserve our common good.
Bruno Mangyoku
Gordon & Macphail
With his serie of illustrations for Gordon & Macphail, Bruno Mangyoku takes us to Scotland. Through landscapes full of nuances, it pays a beautiful tribute to these historical places that the distilleries represent.
Alexis Tyrsa
Monsieur Aznavour
For the release of the movie Monsieur Aznavour, Alexis Tyrsa participated to the main title. In an authentic style, he pays tribute to the name of the immense artist, with a sincere typographic work.
Gwendal Le Bec
Monocle Magazine
For an article ofMonocle Magazine, Gwendal Le Bec shows the origins and history of Turkish hammams in a sweet and cheerful video. We learn all the secrets of these places of life where well-being and sensuality make one.
Jean-Michel Tixier
Uniqlo x Jean-Michel Tixier
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.
Jérémy Schneider
Les Mutinés
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.
Cruschiform
L'Odyssée des graines / Gallimard
With grace and delicacy, Cruschiform takes us once again with her into nature. In the Odyssey of Seeds, published by Gallimard Jeunesse, we discover over the pages illustrations full of ligjt, with vegetal shapes. A very beautiful staging of the functioning of the flora and the need to maintain its beauty. To read.
Laurent Duvoux
Solitaires
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.
Antoine Corbineau
Le Collège de France
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.
Laurent Duvoux
Le Figaro.
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.
Jules Le Barazer
Brasserie Smash
Explosion of flavors, both inside, and outside. Thiat's the result of the illustrations of Jules Le Barazer for the Smash brewery from Rennes, for who he redesigned the labels of their permanent beers, in a silly and offbeat spirit.
Alcohol abuse is of course bad for your health. To be consumed with moderation.
Debora Szpilman
Rimowa
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.
Alexis Tyrsa
PSG x Tyrsa
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.
Playground
Family Festival / Fondation Louis Vuitton
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.
Jean-Michel Tixier
Omega House
For the 2024 Olympic Games, the Omega brand has created an ultra-cosy and confidential space in the heart of Paris, La Omega House, to welcome its best customers. With his illustration series, Jean-Michel Tixier invites us to experience every second of the Olympic Games in an elegant, timeless atmosphere.
Jean André
Samsung
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.