Apollonia Saintclair 831 – 20190326 Le sommeil du monstre (Freaking Friday)
This is the original ink drawing #5 of the launch campaign of Ink is my Blood Volume Three
Apollonia Saintclair 209 – 20120928 Le deuxième souffle (Second Version)
Throw-back
Apollonia Saintclair 104 – 20120420 L’hermaphrodite
Throw back
Apollonia Saintclair 851 – 20190322 Les ailes brisées (Unbridled mob)
Apollonia Saintclair 850 – 20190320 La pharaonne (The ancient bitch)
Sketchwork
Apollonia Saintclair 849 – 20190320 La meilleure moitié (The half-finished work)
Apollonia Saintclair 848 – 20190317 La voie de légèreté (The hopskotch path)
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Apollonia Saintclair 847 – 20190316 La spectatrice particulière (You’ll find me at the edge of the playfield)
Apollonia Saintclair 466 – 20170921 La Loi de la Transcendance (The rule of master Pi)
TODAY IS PI DAY!
The Ink is my Blood Trilogy is available in the shop
This is Billet d’Amour #12, printed on archival paper, signed and numbered.
Size 4.1″ x 5.8″ / 10.5 x 15 cm
The Billets d’Amour are exclusive love cards designed to be shared with the one you love, available in the shop: apolloniasaintclair.bigcartel.com
Apollonia Saintclair 783 – 20180430 Les piliers du ciel (The last meal)
Aujourd’hui 8 mars, c’est la journée internationale de lutte pour les droits des femmes. Today, March 8, is International Women’s Day. Be inspired !
Apollonia Saintclair 846 – 20190303 La ronde d’argent (Ascending Venus)
Apollonia Saintclair 834 – 20190226 Le noir plaisir (Batman’s workbench)
This is the original ink drawing #7, made especially for the launch campaign of Ink is my Blood Volume Three
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Apollonia Saintclair 844 – 20190225 Le troisième sexe (Our Lady of the Flowers)
This drawing is inspired by Notre-Dame des Fleurs, the debut novel of French writer Jean Genet, first published in 1943.
The free-flowing, poetic novel is a largely autobiographical account of a man’s journey through the Parisian underworld. The characters are drawn after their real-life counterparts, who are mostly homosexuals living on the fringes of society. (source: wiki)
Sketch for “Dressed to kill”, a discarded alternative proposition for the cover of “Punir d’aimer”, a collection of erotic stories by Octavie Delvaux, published by the famous French house La Musardine.
One these days, when I am finally through with my to do list, I will upgrade and ink that one…
