Roller Derby

Here's an illustration I made for the poster of a Roller Derby game in Toulouse. I never heard of this game before a few months ago.
For those who never heard of it before know, it's a sport, where the contestants, predominantly women, fight while circling as fast as they can around a track, on rollers. Well, that's what I understood. At first I thought that we were describing to me the manga Gunm.
Since then, I had the occasion to see games. I found them particularly spectacular. American football players are well mannered gentlemen compared to these Amazons.

I would have try if I did not cherish my coccyx. Besides, my underwear wouldn't have survive the choc. I use them enough like that when I ride my unicorn while distibuting candies on parking malls.

The Rabbit

Here's an illustration that I did for a card game created by the well named Ponchounette, modo of a DeviantArt group in which I participate.

Ponchounette asked me to to illustrate the Ace of Diamonds as a “peacemaker” character, who would come from the angel's side to pacify the demons... Some sort of social worker for pissed off demons. My role when I was still living with my parents.

I went with the rabbit, because they're awesome, especially their tiny droppings that I hide in my roommates' cereal to brighten their breakfast.

I never was a big fan of card games. I always thought it was more a binding hobby rather than a fulfilling activity. My disgust is perhaps related to the fact that I played to much with cards in the hold of the boat I used for my stuffed “Hello Kitty” traffic between Bordeaux and Macao.

I don't know... It never amused me I guess. I have to admit that I never really understood the rules. I just played my cards by instinct. My playing buddies, scarred Chinese pirates, were laughing as I played with no strategy. Did I win or not? I'll never know since I don't speak Mandarin or Cantonese, but they did laugh a lot as they pointed their fingers (and swords) at me at the end of each game.