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Cold days are slowly coming to Montreal, Toronto, New York, London, Berlin, Paris... To heat you up, here is our newsletter with a warm selection of our most beautiful projects from this Fall and also a nice surprise comeback. Please enjoy with a good hot tea!

This month: Annick Poirier comes back at the creative clinic, Florent Hauchard becomes famous in the jungle, Antonio Uve is in Le Parisien Magazine, David Despau covers portraits of Stranger Things, Damien Vignaux makes the cover of Ad Age Magazine, Steve Scott is leaving to ski at Val Thorens... As well as our eleventh Creative Capsule, an interview with Mamzelle Poppy.

- The creatives and the agents of your creative clinic.

It is with great pleasure that we announce you the comeback of Annick Poirier in our stable. She was one of pillars of the agency a few years ago by giving life to beautiful campaigns and projects.

After a moment of being on her own, she is back with an even stronger and diversified portfolio. Annick wore several hats in the graphic arts world before choosing to happily dedicate herself to illustration in 2007. An avid traveler and enthusiast of contemporary architecture, design under all its forms, minimalism and ecology, she recently designed, drew and managed the construction of her eco-friendly mini-house in Les Laurentides where she lives now. Her small studio has the most poetic views and a luminosity for all her creative illustration projects.

For the release of the first episodes of Season 2 of Stranger Things on Netflix, David Despau illustrates the portraits of the characters Dustin and Eleven.

Antonio Uve illustrates the Santé, Psycho, Argent et Droits columns for Le Parisien Week-end magazine.

Series of illustrations created by Emmanuel Polanco for the debate column of the OBS magazine. They are both liberals in their confession. The Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur and the Muslim intellectual Rachid Benzine wanted to think together in " one thousand and one manners to be Jewish or Muslim ".

Steve Scott illustrated La Grande Première poster for the Val Thorens ski station, in France.

Here are the last creations of Silke Werzinger for Annabelle magazine, Der Tagesspiegel Berlin and digi:tales clients.

Tonwen Jones amazes and abducts our clients with every project she works on. Baltimore magazine is a part of them.

Here is the cover of Flirtez-vous avec le Burnout parental ? (ENG: Are you flirting with parental Burnout?) book illustrated by Benoit Tardif for Editions Fides.

Benoit Tardif has illustrated the article Les 10 tics qui crispent quand on regarde un match de foot (ENG: The 10 quirks that stress when you watch a soccer match) for Télérama magazine.

Both Damien and Zigor have produced amazing work for Ad Age. With so many agencies out there and so many illustrators who do work in similar styles, I’m continually impressed by Colagene’s roster of talented artists. Not only cause they are some of the best out there but they present smart solutions to complex conceptual ideas. Their artists are flexible and are very accommodating to our needs. And they are fast! We live in a world where information comes at us at lightning speed and to have an agency that understands urgency is invaluable.  Tam Nguyen, Senior Art Director, Ad Age