In Girls We Trust: The Superb Bic Pen Illustrations By Helena Hauss
Paris based illustrator, Helena Hauss (previously), uses only Bic ink pens to create very large detailed drawings.
Having originally started using Bic pens during her high school years, Helena never quite became comfortable with anything else.
“…no other medium allows me to put so much emphasis and details into hair, reflects and patterns as I so much love to do.”
The bright and contrasted colors of her illustrations make them unique and something to behold.
More: Helena Hauss, Instagram
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