A glimpse into the creative world of Capucine Mattiussi.
StickerApp: How would you define your style?
Capucine: After an exhibition, I saw my work described as "sweet but psychedelic," and I thought it was super cool, so I've stuck with it since!
StickerApp: What's your favorite technique?
Capucine: I would say acrylic painting on wood. There's something magical about working by hand. Currently, I'm using Posca pens a lot, water-based paint markers. I created a travel journal with them in Mexico, and I really love the result!
StickerApp: Who or what's your biggest inspiration?
Capucine: Without a doubt, music and album covers. I always create while listening to music; it helps me immerse myself in a creative mindset. Sometimes, I get lost in record stores to find old vinyl records. A place of images and sounds!
StickerApp: How did it all start?
Capucine: I've always been passionate about visual art and imagery, but since I'm not very good at photography, I turned to drawing to express my ideas more easily. And it clicked!
StickerApp: Do you have a tip for those who are starting out?
Capucine: Asking for feedback on your work is essential for progress. It's quite a solitary profession, so it's important to be able to discuss it. Of course, it's important to filter opinions and follow your instincts.
StickerApp: What's your favorite app or program?
Capucine: Easy answer: Shazam. .
StickerApp: Why do you use StickerApp?
Capucine: It's my first collaboration with them, and I was impressed by the quality of the stickers and the different materials.
StickerApp: What's your favorite material?
Capucine: Mirror stickers! They reflect, they shine, and they make illustrations come to life; they're just great.
StickerApp: How do you use stickers for your own business/personal brand?
Capucine: I distributed them during my exhibition at Bonjour Jacob in Paris (which ends on June 11, 2024) around the theme of the trip to Mexico!
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