2. Do you remember what your first artwork looked like? Do you still have it? Of course! My mother used to keep all my drawings. Recently, I found one of my bird and I remade it digitally.3. Why did you choose illustration as your life’s work instead of, for example, filmmaking, law, or even medicine? I have not spent a day without drawing something and it was not until university when I realized that illustration was a career. I started to fantasize about seeing my drawings on book covers and magazines. So after uni, I decided to continue the illustration path and become a professional.4. Where does your inspiration come from; your impulse to make art? Do you have a source for your ideas? My inspiration usually comes from quotidian actions, the news, conversations or from visiting museums and art galleries. However, I also have to admit that a lot of my ideas came in the shower.5. How would you describe the process of creating art? In my case, it starts the moment an idea comes through my mind. I quickly try to develop it in one of my several notebooks, and then, I directly start drawing with colors instead of lines.6. Do you have a favorite artist? What is it about that artist’s work you like? I love a lot of artists but I really admire Jean Jullien’s ingenuity.7. If you could do something else, other than creating art, what would it be? It is also an art, but I would focus on my other passion which is photography.8. Do you have a favorite artist supply, a favorite method, or favorite location, where you like to create artwork? I always carry with me a fountain pen, a moleskine and a double color pencil (red and blue). Besides, I must admit that I prefer working outside my studio and this has allowed me to discover plenty of coffee shops.9. If you could give a viewer clues to understanding your art, what would you say? I would encourage to focus on the details and try to find hidden characters.10. Why does art matter to you? Why might it matter to the world? Art is a reflection of what is going on in the world. It is human history told by the most brilliant and creative minds. Art is also communication, and it carries a message that cannot be expressed with words.