Marc Boutavant is an illustrator, children’s author and graphic designer most famous for his story of Mouk the bear from the French kid’s lit ‘Le Tour du Monde de Mouk’ (Mouk’s Tour of the World).
The cartoon illustrations are heavily influenced by anime and closely resemble the characters created for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Marc Boutavant’s art has been published in books, magazines and CD covers around the world. Click through the gallery to see more Marc Boutavant illustrations.
Anime-Inspired Art Autos
The Adorable Illustrated World of Marc Boutavant
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