KYLAM is the brainchild of a French illustrator, printmaker and zine enthusiast. He often uses old symbolism taken out of context to create original iconic imagery. He tries to do all that he can do by himself and avoid touching any kind of computer. A lot of people of his generation have lost the way of creating with simple materials like pens or ink, they prefer computer or digital art. He want to go to the source, the first real sense that we found when we started to draw in our childhood, just chilled and making stories. We love what he does and I expect you all will to.
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