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LGM-1; Little Green Men-1: “…code name given to the first signal identified from a pulsar whose extreme regularity evoked a possible signal of an extra-terrestrial nature…".

Architect in France and abroad, the illustration activity has always been an enthusiastic complementary activity which was more revealed during a year spent in Cambodia. Today resident in Reims, Julien Maillot alias LGM-1, offers to capture the atmosphere and emotions created in us by the buildings that make up the city and our daily lives and to freeze an interpretation.

The intention is to highlight, through illustration, buildings and places that make up our cities and our lives. The image will try to capture an emotion created in us, try to identify why we appreciate this architecture or this space. Why do you like this building? Why do you prefer this place over another? What does it create in you? Is it light? Is it the space, the beauty, the colors, the volumes or the life that it allows?

If the first works produced in Cambodia and Reims were drawn by hand using drawing techniques used a few years ago in an architectural agency (tee, square, ink pen, etc.), the current works are entirely digital and created via software used in architecture agencies today, in the service of illustration, combining an architectural education and the desire for drawing and creation.


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All artworks of LGM-1
Print, Myanmar Beauty & Violence, LGM-1

Myanmar Beauty & Violence

LGM-1

Print - 119 x 84 x 1 cm

$2,259

Print, HCMC- Ho Chi Minh City, LGM-1

HCMC- Ho Chi Minh City

LGM-1

Print - 100 x 70 x 1 cm

$1,694

Print, Ratanakiri, LGM-1

Ratanakiri

LGM-1

Print - 100 x 70 x 1 cm

$1,694

Print, Bong, LGM-1

Bong

LGM-1

Print - 60 x 80 x 1 cm

$903

Print, Ca Phê, LGM-1

Ca Phê

LGM-1

Print - 45 x 90 x 1 cm

$903

Print, Jaisalmer, LGM-1

Jaisalmer

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

$903

Print, Bui Viên, LGM-1

Bui Viên

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

$903

Print, Varanasi, LGM-1

Varanasi

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

$903

Print, TATA, LGM-1

TATA

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

$903

Print, Bangkok, LGM-1

Bangkok

LGM-1

Print - 135 x 100 x 1 cm

$2,823

Print, Inle, LGM-1

Inle

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 135 x 1 cm

$2,823

Print, Luang prabang, LGM-1

Luang prabang

LGM-1

Print - 135 x 80 x 1 cm

$2,823

Print, Eternel Anubis, LGM-1

Eternel Anubis

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, 48-50 Cour Jean-Baptiste Langlet 2048, LGM-1

48-50 Cour Jean-Baptiste Langlet 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

Sold

Print, Fragment #1, LGM-1

Fragment #1

LGM-1

Print - 60 x 80 x 1 cm

Sold

Print, Esplanade Simone Veil 2048, LGM-1

Esplanade Simone Veil 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, Tour des Argonautes 2048, LGM-1

Tour des Argonautes 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, Arrêt des Belges 2048, LGM-1

Arrêt des Belges 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, UCPA 2048, LGM-1

UCPA 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, Château d'Eau Croix Rouge 2048, LGM-1

Château d'Eau Croix Rouge 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, Les coquilles 2048, LGM-1

Les coquilles 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

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Print, Pont de Vesle 2048, LGM-1

Pont de Vesle 2048

LGM-1

Print - 80 x 60 x 1 cm

Sold

Print, Reims, LGM-1

Reims

LGM-1

Print - 100 x 100 x 1 cm

Sold

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LGM-1; Little Green Men-1: “…code name given to the first signal identified from a pulsar whose extreme regularity evoked a possible signal of an extra-terrestrial nature…".

Architect in France and abroad, the illustration activity has always been an enthusiastic complementary activity which was more revealed during a year spent in Cambodia. Today resident in Reims, Julien Maillot alias LGM-1, offers to capture the atmosphere and emotions created in us by the buildings that make up the city and our daily lives and to freeze an interpretation.

The intention is to highlight, through illustration, buildings and places that make up our cities and our lives. The image will try to capture an emotion created in us, try to identify why we appreciate this architecture or this space. Why do you like this building? Why do you prefer this place over another? What does it create in you? Is it light? Is it the space, the beauty, the colors, the volumes or the life that it allows?

If the first works produced in Cambodia and Reims were drawn by hand using drawing techniques used a few years ago in an architectural agency (tee, square, ink pen, etc.), the current works are entirely digital and created via software used in architecture agencies today, in the service of illustration, combining an architectural education and the desire for drawing and creation.