“My office used to be my girlfriend’s (Mathilde Aubier, who is also an illustrator), in a room at the top of our house. We switched offices last year, and most of the decoration in the room is still hers. However I brought (part of) my comic book collection up. There’s a light and a dark part of the desk, and I chose the dark one to work. I feel better in the dark. You could think I’m a musician with this big keyboard, but no. I’m just learning to play the Twin Peaks theme and there is still a lot of work to do. The other cool thing in this “office” is that there is a bed. So….I can easily find inspiration in dreams.”
Julien Pacaud is a French illustrator, currently living in Le Mans, France. Before becoming an illustrator, he was, by turns: an astrophysician, an international snooker player, a hypnotist and an esperanto teacher. He hopes to someday have enough free time to devote himself to his real passion : time travel. In the meantime, he creates images freelance and is represented in Europe by Talkie Walkie agency and In America by Colagene, illustration clinic.
There is something metaphysical when using triangles in my compositions, like if I was an architect making plans to build new worlds.
