In the 1990s, there was a job in advertising called "Roughman". If you could draw, it was an easy way to make a good living. I started out that way, then worked my way up through the agencies until I became the creative director of a big com group (BBDO). Unfortunately, what I gained in excitement and responsibility, I lost in sense of humour. With my mid-life crisis, I decided to start all over again, from my initial skills (in more romantic terms: my first loves): drawing and humour.

Today, I've been publishing in the press for over ten years: Le Point, Ouest France, LCI, Pour L'Eco, L'Echo des Savanes, Charlie Hebdo, etc. And I regularly come to fill up on excitement during live drawings for companies.