Childhood nostalgia with drawings and embroidery by Elisabeth Baldach
As a child, Elisabeth Baldach made dolls. About ten years ago, she returned to creating art with works of art full of childhood nostalgia.
Marie-Laure Dougnac illustrates the adventures of Cervantes’ Don Quixote
“Don Quixote in All His Glories” (unpublished illustrations by Marie-Laure Dougnac): a poetic tribute to Don Quixote in Indian ink drawings.
Art framing: How to preserve and enhance your artwork with the right frame?
Is framing always necessary? What are its objectives? How can you find economical solutions? Here are a few rules and tips to preserve and enhance your artwork!
photographie de Laurenzo Razzino
Marc Bourlier, artist of the eroded material
The artist dialogues with forms and materials encountered in the course of his life. From those he adopts, sensitive characters are born.
Vanessa Hié, imaginary illustrator
Vanessa Hié is one of the most talented illustrators in the publishing world and beyond. Alongside her work as an illustrator, she never ceases to create images with no specific illustrative purpose. She just needs to create, spontaneously, without premeditation.
Hervé Laplace, contemporary collagist with multiple identities
Why did Hervé Laplace choose to create through collage, and why did he choose to do so through fictitious collagists? This double mystery deserves to be solved