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World Cup fever for Budweiser: Lisett Ledon created a whole series of Instagram visuals for the tournament, from giant cans to cheering fans and the golden trophy held high. She also created a portrait of Erling Haaland, Norway's football star.

Antonio Uve illustrated the annual report of the BNP Paribas Foundation: cover and three chapter openers dedicated to the Foundation's core pillars, active since 1984: social cohesion, artistic creation and environmental research.

Jérôme Mireault illustrated "Sous le même ciel", a graphic novel created for Engie as part of the "J'apprends l'énergie" program. Following Néo's coming-of-age journey across Europe, the book explores the challenges of energy transition and invites young readers to question how we produce and consume energy.

Bulma collaborated with San Francisco-based animation studio Very True Story to create "Animojis", a playful set of emojis for the animation and design community. Inspired by the tools, processes and everyday moments of creative work, these interactive emojis are built in Rive and respond to hover. The full pack is available to download.

Entre Deux created the visuals for "Setting Up the Long Game", an article in Think:Act magazine (Roland Berger) exploring corporate strategy in the age of AI. Solitary figures set against rippling, dreamlike landscapes capture the tension between long-term vision and technological acceleration.

Franki Domino created three portraits for Le 1 des Librairies, featuring writers who draw on old stories to write new ones. Each portrait stages the author alongside the figure that inspired them: Clémentine Beauvais and her Pinocchio, Lilia Hassaine and her romantic heroine, Cyrille Martinez and his miniature character.

Paykhan shares his personal explorations from this summer with us. Crystalline light, weightless figures, nature seen from above: a body of work exploring the dreamlike and the material, free from the constraints of client work.

Loh3n shares his latest personal explorations, from contemporary puffed dresses to shimmering capes and Renaissance ruffs. Meticulous work on textiles and silhouettes spanning different eras, carried by a palette of deep blue and striking red and white.

Emmanuel Polanco ventures into science fiction, and it works beautifully: two book covers for J'ai Lu, illustrating George R.R. Martin's work, "Le Voyage de Haviland Tuf" and "Le Volcryn".

Nazario Graziano has just updated his portfolio. Pop cut-up collages, bold colors, a mix of vintage archives and everyday objects: a new selection of projects, from posters to visual identities, now online.

Entre Deux shares her latest personal explorations. Vibrant pointillist textures, saturated flat colors, sensitive portraits: work that moves between painterly reference and pure color, in an unapologetically sun-drenched palette. And there's much more to discover on her page.

Laura Liedo evolves her style, adding texture and grain somewhere between riso print and pastel. A palette as bold and playful as ever, carried by a livelier line.