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Behind my avatar " Manio the gibbon " hides " Mano the author " ! On this page, you'll find my creations signed with my real first name. I invite you to buy one or more of my creations in print format. For more information, please go to the bottom of the page.

ℹ️ : click on the image to read the accompanying anecdote 😉

Princess Løv

" Løv is a passionate and exciting friend. So when she tells me about her research about the poet and novelist Makhali-Phâl, I always listen with wonder. So I imagined her as the heroine who travels the world in search of this mysterious novelist. "

Mak Theung

" This 18th century Khmer tale tells the story of poor Mak Theung and his wife Meuy Cheuy, who are torn apart by the cruel actions of the evil prince Pya Noy. In this scene, Mak Theung puts the prince in his place with the following phrase: the mountain is lower than the grass. "

Sovannahong

" Based on Khmer mythology, the story of Sovannahong follows the ogre king's daughter as she braves the world and its dangers to prove her innocence to her former love, an angry human. "

The golden deer

" Dressed in his finest costume, the dancer imitated the movements of a deer fleeing from horrible hunters. With a shake of his head, he perfected his dance for all eternity. "

Prince and princess

" The prince gently placed a flower in the princess's hair and they fell peacefully asleep next to each other. "

Celestial Daivika

" These 3 celestial dancers, as majestic as they are, represent but a mere detail in an episode illustrating the Reamker. "

Boyfriend no. 1

" Pen Ran, known for her no-holds-barred personality, and the more reserved Ros Serey Sothea, give a jovial description of their respective boyfriend at their best. "

From the beautiful one

" Where are you from, where are you going? These are the unanswered questions of the beautiful woman with whom Sinn Sisamouth has fallen in love. She doesn't love him. Worse, she doesn't know. A love as sudden as it is fleeting... "

Princess Løv

Mak Theung

" 18th-century Khmer tale telling the story of poor Mak Theung and his wife Meuy Cheuy, torn apart by the cruel act of the evil prince Pya Noy. In this scene, Mak Theung puts the prince in his place with the line: the mountain is lower than the grass. "

Sovannahong

" Based on Khmer mythology, the story of Sovannahong follows the journey of the ogre king's daughter, braving the world and its dangers to prove her innocence to her former love, an anger-filled human. "

The golden deer

" Dressed in his best costume, the dancer imitated the movements of a deer fleeing from horrible hunters. With a shake of his head, he perfected his dance for all eternity. "

Prince and princess

" The prince gently placed a flower in the princess's hair and then they fell asleep peacefully next to each other. "

From the beautiful one

" Where are you from, where are you going? Unanswered questions from the beautiful with whom Sinn Sisamouth has fallen in love. She doesn't love him. Worse, she ignores him. A love as sudden as it is fleeting... "

Boyfriend #1

" Pen Ran, known for her no-holds-barred personality, and the more reserved Ros Serey Sothea, give a jovial description of their respective boyfriend at their best. "

Celestial Daivika

" These 3 celestial dancers, majestic as they are, nevertheless represent but a mere detail in an episode illustrating the Reamker. "

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modality

Paper size : approx. 18 x 18 cm - Canson (200 gr) or satin (250 gr) depending on the design.
Price : the overall cost of a print is 15 €. The calculation takes into account the quality of the paper, printing, packaging, delivery and the illustration itself.
Payment in 1 instalment : on validation of invoice.
Payment method : bank transfer or PayPal.
Delivery : you will be notified by message when your illustration is posted. From then on, please allow 2 to 3 working days for your order to arrive.

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