LOUISE LABORIE DRAWS THE LONELY, CINEMATIC AND IN-BETWEEN PARTS OF AMERICA

Summary from the TLDR Design newsletter

French illustrator Louise Laborie uses watercolor and charcoal to depict America's motels, highways, skate parks, and other transitional spaces at dusk, populating them with teenagers caught between childhood and adulthood to create quiet, cinematic scenes shaped by loneliness, music, memory, and imagined stories.