Sophie Leblanc turned to art full time when she lost affection for her first career as an architect. The French illustrator and painter now explores the “tension between the softness and gravity which characterizes childhood.”
Camouflé, 51.2 W x 39.4 H x 0.8 in
Many of her oil on canvas works are large scale close-ups of evocative faces, or scenes that edge into surrealism.
Les grands airs [2017] 63.8 H x 51.2 W x 0.8 inches
Untitled-00 Painting, 39.4 H x 47.3 W x 0.8 in
Aleksei, 51.2 H x 63.8 W x 0.8 in
This painting is a study for a larger canvas, Hulk, for a series on the theme of carnivals. Below, Autoportrait aux coussins (self-portrait with pillows, 76.8 W x 51.2 H x 0.8 in)
Whistle [2016] 51.2 x 76.7 in.
View paintings on Sophie Leblanc’s website, here.
On Saatchi Art, here.
Illustrations on Behance, here.
A previous Art Junkie post on Sophie Leblanc’s sketchbooks, here.
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I absolutely LOVE her work. Incredible. I’m going to reblog it so others can see how wonderful she is. I hope that’s okay. If not, please tell me and I’ll remove it. Thank you.
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Go right ahead, no problem ever. So glad you love her work.
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She is amazing….
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Yes, smooth and powerful works.
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