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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Antoine Corbineau
Semitan
To celebrate 2026 through a patchwork of life moments and new dynamics, new commitments: this is the message conveyed by the City of Nantes’ mobility department, Semitan, with their New Year’s card created by Antoine Corbineau.
Samuel Eckert
Hôtels Beaumier
To kick off the year 2026, here is a greeting card that reveals itself layer by layer. Each level refers to a different Beaumier hotel: Ibiza, Val Thorens, Saint-Raphaël, or the Grand Hotel Belvedere in Switzerland. Samuel Eckert has created an imaginary hotel that already awakens our desire for a holiday getaway.
Jean-Michel Tixier
Tabio
For over 50 years, Tabio has upheld the excellence of Japanese artisanal sock-making, combining craftsmanship, exceptional comfort, and harmony. To celebrate the festive season, Jean-Michel Tixier imagines a warm Christmas scene in which socks accompany every step through the snow. A dialogue between French chic and the exacting standards of Japanese craftsmanship. Merry Christmas.
Gwendal Le Bec
Deck and Donohue
For the Deck & Donohue brewery, Gwendal Le Bec imagines an illustration centered on family meals or gatherings with friends, in a simple and lively spirit. To be discovered in the Fooding Guide.
Jean Jullien
Exposition retour au village de Tokugawa
Through his exhibition at Galerie Alice in Brussels, Jean Jullien gently evokes memories after spending more than a year living in Japan. On view until December 13.
Debora Szpilman
Nackiyé
Second collaboration between Debora Szpilman and Nackiyé, a brand based in Istanbul and inspired by the Eastern Mediterranean. This campaign features women who wrap themselves in the knitwear, wear it, and bring it to life. Poetry and captivating lines. Available on nackiyé.com.
Bruno Mangyoku
Libération
Bruno Mangyoku illustrates Libération’s major investigation, “Operation Trident.” In the spring of 2023, police officers were suspected of bringing nearly 400 kilos of cocaine into France. The illustrations, with their thriller-like scenes and mysterious colors, convey a heavy, tense atmosphere. Available on liberation.fr.
Jean André
Deliveroo
Two restaurants from the 18th arrondissement, two restaurants celebrated by Deliveroo, two restaurants united to create a real gem.
A fusion collaboration between burgers and Lebanese street food.
Jean André — who already designed Mezzencore’s identity — is now releasing a series of playful, expressive visuals, inspired by flash tattoos.
Dishes that come to life and radiate friendliness.
Jean-Michel Tixier
Le pied de Cochon
When the Brasserie du Pied de Cochon and Jean-Michel Tixier celebrate Beaujolais Nouveau, it’s iconic. A playful, flavorful illustration full of tributes. To be enjoyed starting today at the legendary brasserie.
Kim Roselier
Allianz
For Allianz, Kim Roselier gently illustrates the main themes of the insurance company’s mission: the future, sustainability, heritage, projects, and transmission.
Damien Florébert Cuypers
Art Basel
For the second year, Art Basel has entrusted Damien Florébert Cuypers with illustrating the looks of four Parisians during Art Week: Sophie Fontanel, Cécile Fakhoury, Meïté Sikely, and Thibaut Wychowanok. It’s colorful, inspiring, and full of style.
Antoine Corbineau
Uniqlo
As autumn begins, Uniqlo is settling in at Bastille for the opening of its new store.
Antoine Corbineau celebrates the neighborhood with a map of local spots, a monumental mural, and an emblematic collection dedicated to Paris — its places, its people, its spirit.
Playground
Cartes coaching
42 coaching exercise cards to use whenever you need to get back to basics. Featuring bright colors, abstraction, and above all, lightness. Written by Olivier Gignoux & Delphine Roset and illustrated by Playground Paris.
Samuel Eckert
Les mots du quotidien
Everyday words — that’s the theme of Samuel Eckert’s exhibition: words that play with images and colors, words that dress the walls, words that make us smile. On view until October 22.
Debora Szpilman
Le Guide Michelin
In a restaurant, we often find ourselves in the middle of a choreography and culinary rituals. Debora Szpilman invites us to share this dance with special attention given to two different perspectives: the customer’s experience and the inspectors’ anecdotes gathered during their various journeys. This project with the Michelin Guide is part of a series of articles available on the Guide’s website.
Jean Jullien
Memo
Strolling on a summer evening in Odéon, between cafés, bookstores, and the Luxembourg Gardens, feels almost like a timeless moment. From this atmosphere was born the collaboration between Memo and the artist Jean Jullien: a fragrance with notes of rose, patchouli, and tonka bean, accompanied by a pastel visual that invites you to look up at the sky.
Yann Le Bec
Les singes
In Les singes, published by Dupuis, Yann Le Bec captures the intensity of a summer spent with family, balancing heavy silences with tender gestures. His warm colors and sensitive linework bring to life a disquieting huis clos, filled with unease and tension, at the heart of a family on the verge of breaking apart.
Antoine Corbineau
Maison Montagut
Since 1880, Maison Montagut has been constantly reinventing itself in knitwear.
From technical yarns to lifestyle wardrobes, from Made in Portugal to creative collaborations, this year it celebrates 145 years of history.
Through this illustration, Antoine Corbineau reminds us of the key moments in this family journey, filled with passion and craftsmanship.
Samuel Eckert
Bienvenue !
Good news this fall 2025: Samuel Eckert is joining Talkie Walkie!
Illustrator, art director, and multidisciplinary artist, Samuel creates colorful images with spontaneous and refined lines.
Thriving across different practices and mediums, he weaves a playful and deceptively naïve universe that plays with words and graphics to engage, charm, make people smile, or inspire reflection.
Welcome, Samuel!
Bruno Mangyoku
L'Express
Bruno Mangyoku takes us behind the scenes of five political investigations for L’Express. With close-up shots, striking details, and a hushed atmosphere, he illustrates: Bayrou and Ferrand, the unsuspected conversation; Chirac and the Rue Vaneau conspiracy; the RN’s secret apartment; Mitterrand facing the Mount Sinai test; and the NFP and the hidden constitution of the government.