Illustration of a charming English village map for Oxford University Press by Alejandro Milà

One of our latest illustrations for Oxford University Press was a charming English village, designed to help language learners master prepositions of place such as "next to, in front of, across from, opposite", etc.

One of the things I like most when we do illustrations for books is to use very positive colors looking for a balance so that the illustration is not saturated but provides a point of color for the student to break with the monotony of the classes and identify all the concepts while having fun in every detail.

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5 more illustrated iconic landmarks from Paris.

Here you have 5 more iconic buildings from Paris we made for "Reporters francophones 2" the brand new French language learning book from Éditions Maison des Langues.

Every illustrated landmark was just 2 x 2 cm and placed on a Paris map, and as always, reinterpreting buildings is one of the tasks that I love the most.

Always grateful to Virginie Karniewicz, Beatrice Biella, and Lucie Hodierne to give me once more all the creative freedom to create a beautiful set of illustrations for this new volume.

Top 5 illustrated Paris landmarks in flat vector style

Last May Éditions Maison des Langues (Paris) published the new volume of Reporters 3 and we deliver some illustrations for this new one. We made a map of Paris and some landmarks of the city populate the map.

These illustrations are just 2 x 2 cm but I wanted to make a post with them because I love architecture and reinterpret buildings in my style. I hope to make a post soon with more Top 5 illustrated Paris landmarks in flat vector style.