Design Charles Teyssier

Hand printed in the workshop of La Grande Masse des Beaux Arts in Paris.

2026 Spring collection of the parisian brass band Mouette & Charbons. Hand printed by the group itself in the workshop of La Grande Masse des Beaux Arts in Paris.

Home made winter flower lino printed for the New Year's.

This artwork is for the third album of the Parisian Brass Band Mouette & Charbons. The concept is a tribute to their late drummer who has recently passed and who's nickname was Mgr. Gourdin de la Tige du Charley (Mgr. Boner of the Rod of the Charleston).

This Project are Ex Libris stamps for a lovely couple. Each one has a personal totem relating to his personality.

This statue if an emblem created for the 15th anniversary of the Parisian Brass Band the Mouette et Charbons.

This project is a week day counter displaying a nice happy corgi head. Intended for medicine users to remember the last time they used. Small enough to fit in a toiletry bag still big enough to be conveniently manipulated.

Printed at the Atelier de Sérigraphie de la Grande Masse des Beaux Arts

Printed at the Atelier de Sérigraphie de la Grande Masse des Beaux Arts

2 colors prints

This project is a linocut experimentation illustrating a traditional hexagonal islamic pattern.

This project is a linocut project on the gloriously unfazed cows of the Limousin region in center of France.

Suc au May Deck - This deck seats at the intersection of a road and a hicking path in the French countryside. The viewpoint of the bench offers both an outlook on an open sky and aperspective on the highest mountain of the region. It invites hickers to rest for a moment, and their gaze to amble here and there.

Credits to Philippe Andieu aka Androuze.

Bureau Alcove - Since 2020 home offices have blossomed all around the world. Here is a bright example in a parisian appartment where a living room corner turns into a convenient remote working place. When unused the desk closes up and turns into an elegant art déco façade.

Nuages sur la Corrèze - This project is an hommage to the work of Hervé Langlais and his project Nuage. The challenge was to light the grand salon of an antique house in the Corrèze region in the center of the french countryside. These twin ceiling lamps are based on existing flower shaped cast iron support, which were actually former crest roof embellishment. Each lamp displays four abat-jours that look like floating magically in the air. Invisible strings hang each of them from the ceiling.

Saturnine - Rings of light over your head, is it an aureole ? a holy halo ? or maybe is that another cheeky neon sign ? The coral band stays as an impertinent but protective ring around the planet-like blue disc. Definitely modern, Saturnine lays a warm and natural light on the interior.