“lapin à carcassonne” from lapin on Vimeo.
Lapin is a French illustrator, an artist, an urban sketcher who lives between Barcelona and Paris, and he has a new book out called Lapin à Carcassonne – filled with sketches of Carcassonne and its neighbourhood (23 villages and cities) after he was invited to spend 2 weeks there.
It’s like he’s taking snapshot of Carcassonne life with a pen instead of a camera! You can see more on his portfolio and purchase the book here.
“I say we gather our group and attack at midnight. That way it’s harder to wash off.”
{ Vector illustration by Martynas Pavilonis, an artist from Vilnius, Lithuania, Europe }
Happy Monday everyone!
I’m going through the comments left by participants of our 2012 survey and I just wanted to say that you are CRAZY AMAZING.
Thank you for being so generous with your thoughts and constructive comments!
There’s a lot of work that I want to do for Pikaland and it seems that having conversations in my mind alone is never sufficient, and it’s why I have these yearly surveys – because I want Pikaland to grow and evolve. And also, most importantly because this place has become much about YOU, as it is about me and my thoughts on art and illustration.
There’s so much work to do, so I better get cracking!
Have a great week ahead folks!
