1. der hexenhammer

    July 20, 2010
    by Maxime Buechi

    Emma Sheridan once sent these beautiful illustrations I waited until today to post. I always liked dots, since I was a kid. An early encounter with Aubrey Beardsley’s work maybe triggered it? I still like it nowadays applied to tattoos, and obviously, to illustration.


  2. Novembre Magazine—Geneva Launch

    We are proud to announce the launch of
    Novembre, a magazine about Fashion & Contemporary Art for Switzerland.
    Published by Sang Bleu éditeurs, Florence Tétier & Florian Joye,
    it features (amongst over 130 contributors):

    Aaron Schuster
    Adeena Mey
    Adrian Wilson
    Angelo Cirimele
    Ariana Reines
    Catherine Baba
    Damián Navarro
    Daniel Baumann
    Denis Pernet
    Diane Pernet
    Elisabeth Llach
    Emmanuelle Antille
    Estelle Hanania
    Frédéric Chapon
    Graham Tabor
    Guillaume Pilet
    Henrik Vibskov
    Koudlam
    Kris van Assche
    Luc Andrié
    Matthieu Lavanchy
    Mauricio Nardi
    Olaf Breuning
    Paloma Presents
    Piers Atkinson
    Sybille Walter
    Théo Mercier
    Vikash Dhorasoo

    (see the facebook event)


  3. L.A. preview 2

    I am in the middle of a pretty massive editing work on all the images I shot in LA. Just another preview to keep you waiting! (Shot at the AS studios, one of Mr Cartoon’s Customized vans and Estevan Oriol’s 64 Impala.)


  4. nothing new

    April 25, 2010
    by Maxime Buechi

    but so good


  5. Bois croisés

    April 24, 2010
    by Maxime Buechi

    Illustrations by Didier Blondeau


  6. sarah knows

    March 13, 2010
    by Maxime Buechi

    sarah shor is a young tattoo artists and illustrator. I like her drawings a lot.


  7. Jean Biche

    February 27, 2010
    by Florence Tetier

    My friend and talented belgian illustrator Jean Biche recently met a fan who got one of his drawings tattooed on her arm which, to me, is the best homage ever, given the fact that it wasn’t meant for this use in the first place. Here it is, along with a few illustrations by Jean Biche.