It is said that childhood experiences can more likely influence your personality and work as you grow old. This observation is particularly true for illustrator Théo Guignard.
As a child, Guignard has grown a sense of wonder and amazement for labyrinths of all kinds. He would draw a lot of them when he was young, keeping in mind the real concept of mazes: the difficulty of way finding. This has made him create 14 eye-popping labyrinths of interesting situations ranging from people sunbathing at the beach to puzzles reminiscent of the board games Snakes and Ladders, and the geometry of Tetris blocks.
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According to Guignard, “The mazes you usually see for children are often a bit sad: black and white with not much going on between the start and end. I wanted these to be beautiful and filled with detail, a bit like “Where’s Charlie.”
The book, which will be entitled Labyrinth, will be published by Wide Eyed Editions.
Source: designfaves.com