

Antoine Orand: Yes, I am. I was born in a suburb of Paris in 1988 and then I moved to this great city two years ago.
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Of course Nicholas De Crécy was an influence, what a wonderful drawer! Especially when he use watercolors.What do you think of American comics?
I really like some great and hilarious authors like Andy Rementer, or the legendary Robert Crumb. I'm a big fan of Chris Ware too. Back in time I really appreciate Daniel Clowes too.

I think my favorite french cartoonist is my friend Mr Sale Pute who is drawing on our collective blog. He is a real motherfucker.

Click to zoomWhere do you live in France? May I come and live there with with you?
Bretagne is to my point one of the most beautiful place in the world, but I live in Paris now. Of course you can come in, bring me some dope.When you say dope do you mean pot or heroin?
I don't fix me.Got it. Why don't French folks like speaking either French or English to English- or French-speaking visitors?
I met some Americans, most of them were girls. In these case I were speakin' a good English. It depend of what kind of English or American you are.

I think "Frenchness and frogs" is an English shitty former joke, so that's OK.
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Never.

If you wanna have cool time, on a sunny day, take a ship--buy it if you can--a sailing ship in a typically small town like Port-Nic or something else on the Atlantic side. Then just have a trip. You'll picture that.Yes, I'll picture myself buying a sailboat. Do you have published work in France? Are you like a thing there?
I have been published in a sketchbooks compilation by cfsl.ink. At the moment, the collective is working on a few exhibitions for 2011, so we work a lot and we will see.

Maybe because I draw a lot of people's face like that all the day, all the year. I just can't stop.INTERVIEW BY NICHOLAS GAZIN
