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Illustration / Editorial
Description
Medium: Digital
Art Director: Io Cooman & Lucas van Esch
Client: De Volkskrant
Category: Book
Description: French-Algerian writer Kamel Daoud spent a night at the famous Musée Picasso to study the relationship of Picasso to his models.
In the editorial illustration Olivier Heiligers made for this book review he chose to combine two of Picasso’s works to illustrate Picasso’s controversial attitude towards his female models. Olivier likes to work in a modern take on the Ligne Claire style.
Year Created
2020
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