29/12/2023
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About Equin
Since I was a little toddler, I drew something on paper, desks, walls (you heard it) or anything I could put my hands on, really. So much that my mom had to cover all the walls up at home with craft paper, and I would draw on pretty much the entire house.
As I grew, I wanted to be a stereotypical french artist with a beret and striped tee, so I took preschool art classes way more seriously than I should. My dad was an architect with a sense of any type of art, eye for beauty and talented as heck. Some hopefully rubbed on, and even though I had no degree or education of drawing of some sort, I had a grasp on basic design, typography and proportions of objects. Way to make a great use of weekend activities.
Jinxed by the old relatives, as “artists and painters don’t earn money!” I gave up on my dream -for a while!- and concentrated on something I do second best; communication. So I studied advertising and PR but still trusted that gut feeling inside me and took design and art courses as extra selective credits. (I never knew these would help a lot later on in my life!) After graduation, I worked in media for some time nevertheless after many job experiences I found myself crawling back to old habits, drawing and painting. And creating art from scratch.
From early on having a sense of fashion sure helped a lot, but coming with the idea of expressive t-shirts have been like a lightbulb lit in my head. So I began doodling in my moleskine with some markers and quotes that I thought was shocking, funny, sarcastic or creative
