After Here Vaucluse and Provence, This time, I'm featured in Tatouage Magazine's Tattoo Artist Guide 2026.
I received their message a few weeks before the Marseille convention. They were asking if I would agree to be featured in the 2026 edition of the guide.
Well, I wasn't going to say no, was I...!
What is Tatouage Magazine?
This magazine is one of those that I've known forever. My father was published in it several times over the years, so seeing it today with a page dedicated to my work, it really means something.
The selected parts
For this selection, I have chosen projects that represent different facets of my world and my journey up to today.
You find my Alphonse Mucha-inspired back there, a piece that marked a turning point in my work with colour and large compositions.
You can read the article here → My first back, a full-colour tattoo inspired by Art Nouveau
The peacock, created over several sessions, is also part of the selection. It remains one of the most ambitious projects I've had the opportunity to complete to this day.
→ Colourful peacock tattoo: a forty-hour back piece
The guide also showcases portraits inspired by Tamara de Lempicka, an artist who has been with me for a long time and whose universe profoundly influences my approach to imagery.
→ Tamara de Lempicka tattoos: a project that has found its place
It also features Elise's back, a Japanese crane with its flowers, as well as the Thomas's arm inspired by Mucha, two projects that hold a special place in my artistic development.
Oil painting
One of my oil paintings can also be seen on the page, another facet of my work, outside of tattooing.
What it represents
Seeing these projects brought together in the pages of a magazine I've looked at since childhood is a moment I probably wouldn't have imagined a few years ago.
If you happen across the Tattoo Artist Guide 2026 at the newsagents, don't hesitate to take a look at page 108!
Tatouage Magazine is the French reference for tattoo culture. Their Guide des Tatoueurs is an annual special issue that lists tattoo artists in France, Belgium and Switzerland, with over 600 photos.
In the 2026 edition, I am listed in the Vaucluse section, page 108, under the entry Avignon, studio Graphicaderme, 29 rue Thiers.
Art Nouveau and Art Deco, in colour and in black and grey. The pieces shown cover large formats, full back, full arm – created at Graphicaderme in Avignon.
Via the Contact Form or directly on Instagram. I work in Avignon, in Chaudes-Aigues in the Cantal, and as a guest in London.
Available at newsstands and bookshops throughout France, Belgium and Switzerland.
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