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These drawings are from the young and talented illustrator Julia Denos, who was asked a few months ago to work on a children book project inspired by Capucine’s “Toothfairy” story. The project didn’t materialize, but it was such an exciting experience. It also gave me the opportunity to discover Julia’s work, which I absolutely LOVE ! She was so good at capturing Capucine’s spirit. The sketches below are particularly amazing : n°2 and 4 are so her ! Check out Julia’s blog, it’s really worth it. Thank you again Julia, I wish you all the best for your future projects !

These drawings are from the young and talented illustrator Julia Denos, who was asked a few months ago to work on a children book project inspired by Capucine’s “Toothfairy” story. The project didn’t materialize, but it was such an exciting experience. It also gave me the opportunity to discover Julia’s work, which I absolutely LOVE ! She was so good at capturing Capucine’s spirit. The sketches below are particularly amazing : n°2 and 4 are so her ! Check out Julia’s blog, it’s really worth it. Thank you again Julia, I wish you all the best for your future projects !

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