Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Le Parfum

I'm currently working on an illustration of Le Parfum (a wonderful book by Süskind).
I'm not telling you yet what my plan is, but here are the illustrations I've made for now. Here is a small resume of the story so you can understand it better.

Story of a murderer: J-B Grenouille is obsessed by scents and lives like a beast, guided only by his nose, having no sense of morality or compassion whatsoever. Having a wonderful nose, he has decided to create the best perfume in the universe, and to do so, to capture it from women he encounters. How? by covering them up in grease just like what perfumers do with flowers. Except that women cannot be picked like flowers... He creates a perfume with 9 tones, finalized with a wonderful 10th top note which enhances and beautifies all the others.





Thursday, 25 April 2013

Monopoly - What a Touristic World 2013

My final year project is finally done and I introduce to you the MONOPOLY - What a Touristic World 2013.
Entirely designed, conceived, illustrated, cut, recut, pasted by myself.







Creation process


Tokens
Bills

Chance Cards


Community Chest Cards



They come with the Mass Tourism Leader Vision glasses, that you can download here and cut by yourself. Wear proudly and be prepared to rule the world.


The concept of the MONOPOLY - What a Touristic World© 2013 is the result of genuine artistic creation and imagination. 

Any resemblance with a famous game or the reality is purely unintentional and absolutely not aforethought. 

The Sir MONOPOLY character is inspired by the pioneer of mass tourism, Thomas Cook. 

He has kindly approved to sign all the Paper Cash Bills.


Presented in LASALLE College of the Arts, not distributed, not meant for sale, for consenting grown-up users only. Attention! Some rules of this game may shock the younger ones for their cruelty towards the poor. 
Contains no nudity -even if the players may end up naked if they decide to sell their personal belongings in case of bankrupt. 

Approved by the Censorship Board of Singapore. 

Colors and parts may vary from those pictured. 

Conceived, designed, printed and edited by Tiphaine Guillermou - 2013
www.indeed-i-do.blogspot.com


Tuesday, 19 March 2013

MONOPOLY

ohoh, I've been working on a monopoly board for my thesis, mocking Mass Tourism, and here's what I've done!


Detail of the center

The museum series

It's not quite finished yet but soon soon very soon!

Monday, 11 March 2013

BOATS EVERYWHERE!

UPDATE! MY DRAWING IS GOING TO BE EXHIBITED IN PLAZA SINGAPURA IN APRIL!

A school project I've JUST finished. Now, now, NOW.
Wah laoh eh.
The theme? "maritime Singapore"

(click to enlarge the image)


















Monday, 15 October 2012

Monday, 1 October 2012

Ghost book - art direction, creation, shooting


Inspired by the myth of Mu Lian and his mother -at the origin of the Hungry Ghosts Festival- this journey with no beginning nor end brings light to the relation between humans and ghosts.

Two intertwined worlds -just like Yin & Yang- where interpretation has no limits.

Digital and handmade - Ink & Shadows - shot with a vintage film camera.


Self portraits with my left hand

At school we had to repeat something (anything) every day for 7 days.
My group had the great idea to decide to draw self-portraits... but with our LEFT hand. In 15min.
I actually had fun.

day I
day II

day III

day IV

day V

day VI

day VII

Friday, 7 September 2012

Magnets

These are all the magnets which were for sale at MAAD tonight.

Yeay, hurrah for the fridge lovers!





game: all of these art works are hidden somewhere in this blog, can you find them?

Tuesday, 28 August 2012

Sarong

In class we had to work on a sarong illustrating Singapore's culture, but in a fun pop young style. I created a food court, with Durian, the King of fruits, at its command.
King Durian
Laksa noodle steed
Laksa Warrior
Pepper Crab guard
Sandwich ice-cream army
Food Court - coat of Arms
Final outcome