Here is the url link : [link]

The 23th november 2003, I drew my first "shit".

It's not easy to do a retrospection of some years of works. The idea is to show or, " to testify" ( even if I know the meaning of this word in english is different than french ) my course since the beginning.

It's' not an endding, but I reach the dawn of my profession of psychologist, and I have to give this period of my life for lost. It doesn't mean I will stop to draw ( my new drawing is coming at the first weekof december), " mais je veux témoigner de ma singularité, de ce Cyril qui n'est plus vraiment Aquasixio, mais qui refuse de l'oublier car il fait parti de lui. Je veux en garder la trace, pour moi, pour vous."

That's why, once again naked front of you, I give you my Retrospection-Introspection.

The links are the gathering of the drawings ( + drawings not shown) in real size, for each period.

1 Noob time : [link]
2 Reaslim : [link]
3 Neo-realism : [link]
4 First step ps7 : [link]
5 Telling stories : [link]
6 & 7 Show must go on : [link]


GOATZ : [link]
LI : [link]
RAMY - VALET : [link]
KYLA STURGEON : [link]


SHORT GLOSSARY

GO GAIA: [link]

NOOB : ( [link] )
A newbie is a newcomer to a particular field, the term being commonly used on the Internet, where it might refer to new, inexperienced, or ignorant users of a game, a newsgroup, an operating system or the Internet itself. The term is generally regarded as an insult, although in many cases more experienced/knowledgeable people use it in purposes of negative reinforcement, urging "newbies" to learn more about the field or area in question.

OEKAKI : ( [link] )
Oekaki is the Japanese term to describe the act of drawing, literally meaning "to doodle". On the Internet, an Oekaki is a message board system that revolves around computer art created by a local art program. Oekaki artists often post their art to other websites, such as personal pages or free gallery websites, in addition to the original board.

SOME OEKAKI BOARDS LINKS: ( [link] )
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WACOM ( [link] )