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In Illustration: Faunesque and the Russian

Juxtapoz // Saturday, 10 Sep 2011

Philippe Constantinesco's 'Russian' illustration is a perfect example of realistic minimalism. After having completed his studies in Visual Communication in Strasbourg, he founded Zurich29 with Dorian Gourg (art directors studio, motion & static designers) and has been pursuiing his career in Paris since 2006.

"Faunesque" is his personal portfolio.

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