Bringing here a hint of the thread I chose to inaugurate my new blog, I share some splendid minimalistic works by Malika Favre. Four of them –as signalled at the end– belong in her series about “Le Crazy Horse” cabaret in Paris; the other five are more personal allusions to feminine pleasure, shared in couple or individually.
Pop art in association with Op art, along with Favre’s exquisite concission, balance, symmetry and “bon goût”, yield these illustrations, worthy to figure high in any anthology of graphic design and advertising.
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[RESPIRATION, CONTRE-JOUR, POLKA and LE ZÈBRE belong in M. Favre’s “Le Crazy Horse” series, inspired in the show-girls “dressed” with neon lights at the famous Parisian cabaret.]
INVISIBLE FORMS 
Oh Lixie these are stunning! Thanks so much for sharing them with us! (I especially adore the dotty ones…
Indie
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Thanks to you again for being here, Indie 🙂 *A Big Hug*!
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Very good artwork indeed…….it is like the subjects of the pics are telling quite a story!!!!
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Quite a story indeed – though love and sex are not always as glamourous as depicted here.
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Well penned💓
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Thanks for the feedback 💜 ✨ !
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Welvu🌃
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