Renaud Vigourt

Renaud’s work is sometimes reminiscent of movies from the 80’s mixed with old American cartoons. Like John Carpenter’s The Thing but played by Tex Avery’s characters. The caricature and high jinks of his energetic drawings have been employed by clients to provide a fresh perspective on more serious topics such as the Scottish referendum and tackling subjects such as autism, alcoholism and the future of combat robots for editorial clients such as Newsweek, The New York Times and Popular Science.

Renaud has worked on several large book projects including ‘Osiris’, the story of the Egyptian god of the afterlife, 'Who Owns These Bones' a children’s book illustrating the evolution of the skeleton and 'Skulk' an immense puzzle book for Laurence King Publishing. He's also reimagined the world of the 19th century novelist Stendhal for a large scale mural commission and created an operatic yeti for Ted Baker window displays.

The New York Times
Les Égaluantes Film Festival
Seuil Jeunesse
Seuil Jeunesse
Chatham House
Seuil Jeunesse
The Telegraph
The Telegraph
The Los Angeles Times
The Financial Times
Popular Science
Les Égaluantes Film Festival
Les Égaluantes Film Festival
Stendhal Mural, University of Besançon
Senet
Stendhal Mural, University of Besançon
Stendhal Mural, University of Besançon
The New York Times
New Scientist
Braintrust magazine
Laurence King Publishing
Laurence King Publishing
Laurence King Publishing
Rotary Magazine
Medium
Men's Health
Men's Health
Sports Illustrated
Popular Science
Popular Science
Differently drunk
University of Chicago Magazine
Sports Illustrated
New Scientist
LA Times
The New York Times
Institutional Investor
American Way
Peer magazine
Fat and thin worlds
Oh-So magazine
The Sunday Times
The Clerkenwell Post

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