Hello, today I offer you yet another doodle from my hands. This "Sun Explosion" is a mix of ingraving and collage. I don't know how you call this technique in English. I think in French it's
embosser so maybe you can say
embossing. I ingraved a piece of wood which I later printed without ink but on a wet paper. So you can actually see the image in 3D. On top of it I added flowers that I love cutting in printed papers that I kept from my school workshop (leftovers of course! I didn't use my own or someone else's work). I takes a while to sew them on it, but hey, here's the little thing.
It happens that I see the world in different shades of grey. Usually, that upsets me because there are so many things I want to do and I don't want to "wander uncreatively". So the best way to get over it is to do something, anything, using as many colours as possible. 
A few months ago, I finally completed a family project. Having found a load of 8mm reels from the 60's, I decided to create short films with musical background. There are different themes, such as the new school year, summer by the ocean, etc.. For each of these parts I painted very colorful titles, describing the themes in a rather dreamlike atmosphere. There is almost no color related to the real world, an idea that came after a session of drawing with my young cousin. Here are some shots taken from titles made for these films.