Started sketching a fish, ended up with an eye.

A classic trick I used to like as a kid. Keep the hair up.

One question: What’s going on above our heads?

One answer: This is why we don’t (need to) know.

Well well well, pushing a door is quite usual these days so I can’t see any reason why, sometimes, some doors, aren’t pushed.

“Je ne comprends pas”.

No no no, no.

Push, it can’t be as bad as being run over by an elephant (and an elephant wouldn’t hesitate to push doors, so… push).

So I like curly stuff, rounded shapes, faces and fishes. And I’m back to colours.

Let’s pretend this is an octopus that meet an elephant while doing a round trip over another world. But I might be wrong.

…and enjoy the unknown as a source of excitement.

I think I’m officially obsessed by clouds but this one is cool: it’s a chill cloud.

And this is another bizarre experimentation I started on a tube, developed during an interesting airport night, and concluded in the same hot tube.

This bear will need more time to learn to swim. Switch off.

…and don’t look around you might get excited.

A green thought that came during my last Eurostar trip to Paris, watching an infinity of identical character-shaped pylons in the middle of a beautiful land. Surprisingly inspiring.

I’ve been too busy to feed my blog during the past few weeks so, to keep the flow going, here is another free sketch experimentation from the (hot!) London underground. More to come soon!