WATERCOLOR CARICATURES
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God Save the Queen (watercolor, 2025)
Fragment from the full watercolor illustration God Save the Queen, originally created as a double‑page spread for La Playlist By Zégut Vol. II (2025). This fragment was later exhibited at NIGAOE EXPO 2026 in Tokyo Solamachi®, within the international illustrators section. The original piece is part of my illustration series for Francis Zégut, together with Gérald Soler and Romain Guyot.
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| God Save the Queen — Watercolor, 2025. Fragment from the double‑page spread created for La Playlist By Zégut Vol. II. Exhibited at NIGAOE EXPO 2026, Tokyo Solamachi®. |
Keith Richards (study, 1970s)
Study in watercolor for a larger piece on Keith Richards in the 1970s. The reference allowed me to work with light–shadow contrast and the subtle brightness of the eyes beneath the hair, a technical exercise focused on atmosphere and volume.
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| Keith Richards — Watercolor study. Exploration of light–shadow contrast and atmosphere. |
Talk Talk (watercolor, 2025)
Fragment from the full illustration created for the double‑page spread “La fête de la mirabelle 1984” in La Playlist By Zégut Vol. II (2025). The piece draws on the video Such a Shame and graphic elements from It’s My Life. This fragment is part of my illustration series for Francis Zégut, developed with Gérald Soler and Romain Guyot.
Charlie Watts (watercolor, 2021)
Watercolor caricature of Charlie Watts created in 2021 for my rock music series. Executed largely as a direct study without a preliminary sketch, recorded as part of my working process. Final details were added afterward.
Francis Zégut — 1990s (watercolor, 2025)
Illustration created for the cover of La Playlist By Zégut Vol. II, where each artist reinterpreted Francis Zégut in a different decade. Romain Guyot portrayed the 1970s, Gérald Soler the present day, and I worked on the 1990s version. Each of us also illustrated several anecdotes written by Zégut from his own musical experiences.
Michael Jackson (watercolor, 2023)
Focus on the performer’s expression, supported by a geometric interplay of color and form to create gesture, rhythm, and atmosphere. This piece was included in the exhibitions:
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| Michael Jackson — Watercolor, 2023. |
Robert Plant (Watercolor, 1970s)
Robert Plant in the 1970s with his Led Zeppelin symbol. Exhibited at Art, Humour et Rock N'Roll, Galerie Aarnor, Jemeppe‑sur‑Sambre, Belgium (9 February – 3 March 2024).
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| Robert Plant — Watercolor, 1970s. |
Amy Winehouse (watercolor, 2022)
Study in watercolor focused on the face and overall silhouette, emphasizing the gaze against the surrounding white space. Exhibited at the Marciac Festival in 2022. The original belongs to a French collector.










