As Halloween approaches, it's the perfect time to celebrate the iconic creatures that have shaped the history of horror cinema. I’m excited to share this special version of my illustration of "The Bride of Frankenstein", created for Universal Studios. This version has been intentionally recolored with shades of orange to highlight the Halloween spirit.

In this illustration, I aimed to capture the depth and melancholy of the Bride, using strong contrasts to emphasize her mysterious and timeless nature. The orange tones bring a warm yet eerie atmosphere, reminiscent of the season’s colors and glowing jack-o'-lanterns.This unique version fits perfectly with the Halloween spirit, evoking both fear and fascination with classic monsters. Whether you're a fan of the gothic universe or just looking for the perfect seasonal ambiance, The Bride of Frankenstein will immerse you in a nostalgic and haunting atmosphere.

Feel free to check it out, whether to celebrate Halloween or to revisit a classic of horror cinema.

Happy Halloween !!!

I'm currently collaborating with Universal Studios to create merchandise for their "Monsters" collection. The illustration I'm unveiling today is inspired by the classic 1932 film "The Mummy" featuring the unforgettable Boris Karloff in the title role. I've chosen to capture the iconic pose of the mummy resting in its sarcophagus, an image that I hope will resonate with all the fans of the genre.

I'm also working on several other illustrations that will be included in this MONSTERS collection, so stay tuned!

New commissioned design for honoring the Rock 'n' Roll Legend, Buddy Holly "Music never dies". We pay tribute to the rock 'n' roll icon, Mister Buddy Holly, through this stunning vintage retro illustration. His music still echoes in our hearts, even decades after his tragic departure. Don't hesitate to visit our online portfolio "Dribble" to discover other rock'n'roll illustrations. Thank you for your interest in my illustration work.

Check out my latest commissioned Illustration "NOONER OR SOONER" - USA - California. I had a blast working on this fun commission! The client asked for a back-alley cat welding or a bulldog frantically trying to escape before noon, complete with a welder's cap and a lunchbox. I went all out with a cartoon-style, channeling a bit of Tex Avery's exaggeration in the movement and those wide-eyed, panic-stricken expressions. the colored version of my illustration. Have a great day !!!

Hello everyone, today I'm excited to show you my latest design project. So what is it all about? I had the privilege of collaborating with GNH TRUCK TIRES company, based in Houston, Texas, USA, to create a unique T-shirt design.They already had a logo, consisting of a magnificent coat of arms decorated with two small wings and the three letters GNH. My job was to reinterpret this logo in my own way, adding elements like a massive truck wheel, a disassembly tool and a selection of fonts, all in an attractive visual composition...