The Attic #15 Raymond Savignac

Hi, hello there! How are you doing today? I’m all ready with another dose of inspiring snippets! 🌞

This month’s inspiration is brought to you by a witty poster designer, a proud kid, a classy and snowy poster and a children’s book!

An illustrator: Raymond Savignac

A while ago I came across the work of Savignac: witty, colourful artworks. Little was I aware that I’d seen his work since I was a child. Savignac was the designer behind the BIC pens logo boy.

Raymond Savignac - 1960 - "Nouvelle Bille" (new ballpoint)

Raymond Savignac (1907 – 2002) was a French artist born in Paris and is the author of many commercial posters.
Savignac was self-taught; he began his career as a poster designer in 1935 at the Graphic Alliance under the directions of Cassandre and Charles Loupot.

Raymond SAVIGNAC - 1953 - Dop
Raymond SAVIGNAC - 1952 - Resistex
Raymond SAVIGNAC - c.1975 - Perrier
Raymond SAVIGNAC - c.1970 - Vite Aspro
Raymond SAVIGNAC - 1952 - Mazda Perle

A picture: Rue Mouffetard, 1954

Henri CARTIER-BRESSON - 1954 - Boy Carrying a Wine Bottle, Rue Mouffetard, Paris

An ad: Arosa, Switzerland

Donald BRUN - c.1955 - Arosa

A book: This is a Town

This is a Town – 1957 – Written by Polly Curren & Illustrated by Robert J. Lee

We’ve reached the end of this month’s issue, I hope you found something interesting, and if you have any suggestions you think I may like, please share them with me, I’d love it! See you soon!

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Viu

I'm a children's illustrator and graphic designer from Barcelona. I like music and hiking.

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