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JSR x Artwort | Illustrated interview to Tiffany Beucher

  • 5 September 2022
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This is a series of illustrated interviews carried out in partnership with JSR, a creative agency that represents some of the finest photographers, illustrators and motion artists around. The concept behind is always the same: 5 inputs to which illustrators respond through sketches. Not something complex and elaborate, but just sketches on paper, as when as children we give shape to our imagination.

Over fifteen fast-paced, exciting years of hard won improvement and innovation, JSR Agency has grown into a creative management agency that represents some of the finest artists in the industry.
JSR was founded in 2006 and today represents over 50 artists. Thanks to a team of 15 people in their London office JSR has adapted to become a modern creative agency for the needs of a new world of communication.

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Tiffany Beucher

Tiffany Beucher is a London-based illustrator. Her work is instantly recognisable with its clean design and vibrant colours. She draws inspiration from the people she meets, turning them into bold characters, full of life and personality. Her illustrations are relatable and playful,  mirroring real-life seen through a positive lens.

Born in a quiet town in the outskirts of Paris, she discovered her passion for art from the covers of picture books at the age of 5.

Her career began with a degree in graphic design, followed by a year studying illustration, after which she moved to the UK, where she’s been developing her skills and style ever since. Tiffany has worked for clients including Monocle Magazine, Facebook, Eurostar, CNN and Petco.

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When you were a child, what did you dream you’d become?

 

What did you eat last night?

 

Your favorite activity

Your idea of serenity

How do you see yourself in 20 years?

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