The Summer Special Friends project

Set of seven 40×33 inches posters that I’ve designed for Mr. Keedy’s
Special Topics class. Each poster represent dates that I’ve been on last summer.

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Thesis… part II

I am already working on my thesis, it isn’t completly clear yet but basically it will be a graphic autobiography and a reflexion about privacy and dealing with the personnal in work.
This piece is the final result of the thinking through making phase, I did this huge drawing (6 by 10 feet) as a collection of all the small posters I’ve made before. The idea was to have one big piece instead of 30 different one and now the different themes are connected.
I’m still trying to figure it all out so to be continued!
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Details and close-ups in the drawing section.

More visiting artist!

Poster co-designed with Colleen Corcoran for Stanya Kahn and Harry Dodge’s lecture that was actually cancelled at the last minute!
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2 colors silkscreen prints on white and yellow paper, 50 prints.

Pub is here!

And it’s a girl!!
The first issue of Pub, the CalArts graphic design students publication,
is now available! It is for sale online, check Pub‘s website now!!
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summer time at Stripe L.A.

School is over, at last!!
Before going home for a more than deserved vacation, I’m a “summer associate” at Gail Swanlund Jon Sueda’s studio in Eagle Rock, Stripe L.A. It is a lot of fun and we’re collaborating on exciting projects.
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Phonetic Alphabet

In Jon Sueda’s typographics class we had to create a phonetic alphabet and use it on poster. In France all the phonetic alphabets are based on first names, I decided to create mine with my friends’ names, the letter forms comne from pictures of each of them.
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10 silkscreened prints

Exercice de style

Typographic exercice based on Raymond Queneau’s Exercice de Style in Jon Sueda’s typographic class. Those two posters are the result of a lot of experiment based on the ignorance version of Queneau’s story.
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