Amusing Daily-Item Illustrations

French artist Sandrine Estrade Boulet sees different things in life than everyone and visualizes them with her beautiful illustrations. She takes pictures of everyday objects in Paris and then draws over them to give new meaning to ordinary things.

Sandrine says that the main motivation for her work is the smile on the faces of the passing by people and she likes to sit on a bench even for only two minutes, watching our every day surroundings and making it look different, poetic and fun. Maybe that’s why her mind always spots creative potential in what are typically unnoticeable details.

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