Julien Pacaud
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Inspiring illustration and collage art by Julien Pacaud

Julien Pacaud is a French illustrator currently living in Le Mans. He claims that in his former life he was an astrophysician, an international snooker champion, a hypnotist, and an esperanto teacher. But his true passion he hopes to engage in more of in the future is time-traveling.

I’m quite glad that his previous endeavours didn’t really take him anywhere and time-traveling is nowhere near possible at the moment as he is really good at what he’s doing right now! He creates some of the most beautiful retro-collages and inspiring artworks I have seen in a while.
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