Author of several hundred paintings, including many self-portraits, Frida is famous for her realistic paintings, which reflect her passions and suffering, but also her country, Mexico.
From Lisbon to Paris the lines are formed in an improvised way, capturing the spontaneity of the moment. This results in very organic works around symbolic themes such as women, the body, faces and other themes hidden in his drawings! It's pure hugal.
La box à motifs is a textile design studio specialized in the creation of patterns and illustrations. Charlotte advises brands in their artistic direction, and designs for fashion, product, and furniture. Hand drawing and colorful research define her graphic, colorful and contemporary style!
Originally from Nantes, Marion has been working in Lyon for four years. Polka is a set of small monsters with their own codes and language. Worlds and stories in which these characters live and interact. A bit of naivety, poetry and humor in a universe sometimes dark, intriguing or provoking. She approaches certain recurring themes such as the game, childhood, the dream, the city... in graphics a little cracked, out of reality.
A graduate of the Arts Décoratifs de Paris in animation, Albane has developed her own universe, full of fantasy.
Originally from the Basque Country, Blandine Lamy is inspired by memories of the warm countries where she lived and developed her taste for Art. After studying at the Ateliers de Sèvres and the Graphic Arts program at EPSAA, she developed her own style in 2017, creating her own color palette and integrating white spaces between each element of her work. An ode to the colors that inspire her daily life!
Blandine Pannequin is a young Parisian illustrator and art director, graduated from ESAG Penninghen in 2015. Her universe mixes with talent flat colors selected with care, and a line always well felt, where each detail brings a clue to the story.
Benjamin Rabier participated in a contest launched by Léon Bel, and won with a drawing of a pretty, mischievous cow. Léon Bel then decided to dye this cow's head red and, on the advice of his wife, to adorn it with earrings in the shape of a box of The Laughing Cow® cheese, thus creating an image that can be reproduced over and over again... An icon was born, and today it can be found on beautiful socks!
In 1977, the rabbit made its first appearance on the doors of subway trains to warn the young public (and their parents) of the danger of leaving their hands there. In 1986, he was redesigned for the first time and exchanged his overalls for a loose jogging style very much in the spirit of the time. In 2014, a new rejuvenation: he inherits the name Serge in homage to the man who designed it in 1986. It benefits from a new look and adopts a new, more contemporary wardrobe with jeans, t-shirt and sneakers. It now appears on other equipment (landing doors, escalators) to warn passengers of other dangers.
Lucas is a French visionary artist-painter. He pays tribute to the skateboard culture through his works and his imaginary characters.
Lucy is an illustrator and cartoonist! She puts forward women under all their aspects, with a sexy and funny tone.
Bright and inventive, Thomas' paintings are light and cheerful. Bathed in an artistic family environment, he has always drawn. Today he is perfecting his singular style and learning through his experiments.
Séverine Dietrich is originally from the Hautes-Alpes region and now works in Lyon, after studying at the Fine Arts School (ENSBA) in the same city. She has oriented her artistic work towards the creation of graphic, abstract and colorful landscapes.
Jo' transmits his good mood with his endearing character and his illustrations full of love.
Through his collages and graffiti, TocToc sends strong messages and supports causes that are close to his heart. With his famous "Duduss" he hijacks iconic characters, real or fictional, to challenge us in a delightfully offbeat tone.
A graduate of the Arts Décoratifs, Laurent lives in Strasbourg and shares a studio with other illustrators where he draws, paints, glues and imagines stories.
A graduate of LISAA, Moïna Strauss is an illustrator. She puts her creative spirit at the disposal of startups in the sock as in the well-being! Fried mussels on socks, it's as good as in your plate with Moïna.
Voluptuous and naked forms, a mischievous look cut with the eye of a doe, chic sentences in pop bubbles, here is Moiselle Isaure.
Originally from Massachusetts, Kristin works with color to capture the existence of each moment. She works from Brooklyn and exhibits in the United States and Europe.
As a contemporary street artist, you will find Pierre's works all over Paris. With spray paint or posca, there will always be an object that he will sublimate.
From Reunion Island to Paris, Zut' has created a geometric story around his character, the Wolf, which he declines in a virtual or real world.
Graphic design, illustrations, drawings, all handmade... Julie's talent is multiple, and it is expressed with us on her socks.
