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1987-1989
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Founder, editor, and illustrator of the fanzine La Légende des Mites (Legend of the Moths), dedicated to role-playing games. Ten issues. Voted best role-playing games fanzine at the 1989 awards organised by the French monthly Casus Belli.
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1991-1994
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Student at the INALCO (National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilisations), Paris, Chinese studies department.
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1991-1995
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Founder, editor, and illustrator of the fanzine Le Coyote Rebelle (The Rebel Coyote), dedicated to alternative rock music and politics. 7 issues.
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1992-1997
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Freelance graphic designer for the theatre company Eroc (posters), the rock band Ludwig von 88 (CD leaflets, advertisements, tee-shirts, posters, etc.), the publishing company CyberPress (CD-Rom programming and design), etc.
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1995-1996
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Programmer, designer and editor of the Macintosh CD-Rom sold together with the French monthly magazine Joystick (Hachette Disney Press).
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1995-1997
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Illustrator for various computer magazines: Joystick, SuperPower, MegaForce, PC Soluces, PC Collector, Infonie Magazine.
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1995-1997
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Macintosh video games programming in C++, published on Joystick magazines CD-Rom. Programming of a Macintosh application to create and design pages for Minitel servers (pre-Internet French networking system).
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1995-
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Illustrator for Tamèrantong!, a Paris-based theatre company (posters, tee-shirts, etc.).
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1997
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Editor of the magazine and CD-Rom bundle Mac Collector, special issue of the monthly PC Soluces, (Cyberpress).
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1997
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Settle down in Hong Kong.
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1997-2000
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Production editor and graphic designer of the two journals published by the French Centre for Research on Contemporary China (CEFC), Perspectives chinoises (in French) and China Perspectives (in English).
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1999-
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Creation, programming, design, and maintenance of the CEFCs Web site.
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1999-2000
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Correspondent in greater China (Hong Kong, Taiwan, PRC, Singapore) for the Paris-based press agency LAEF (Education and Training News Agency).
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2000
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Creation of my own Web site, www.paris-hongkong.com.
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2000
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Illustrations of the 2001 HK Bars and Restaurants Guide for BC Magazine.
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2000
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Creation of the Web site of the Univan shipping company.
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2000-2002
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Cartoonist for BC Magazine. Illustrations for the Hong Kong Youth Arts Festival.
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2000-2003
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Creation and maintenance of the Web site of the Hong Kong Alliance Française.
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2001
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Organisation of and participation to a multimedia exhibition at the Fringe Club: A Tribute to Local Loonies. With Zunzi, 5M6, Nury Vittachi,
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2001
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Illustrations for Shanghai Tang.
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2001
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Story-board of the corporate video of EDS-Asia Pacific (Australia) produced for the opening of its new Hong Kong office.
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2001
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Creation of the Web sites of Carpe Diem Publications, BC Magazine (Hong Kong) and BC Magazine (Singapore).
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2001-2002
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Weekly cartoon in HK Magazine.
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2002
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Creation of animated cartoons for RTHKs MediaWatch programme.
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2002
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Digital Content Development Corporation (DCDC, Hong Kong). Character designer and storyboard artist for the long-feature 3D animation film Dragonblade, directed by Antony Szeto, to be released
in March 2004, may be?
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2002
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Exhibition of political cartoons at the Old Ladies House Art Space (Macau) with Zunzi, 5M6, Malone and Emu. The exhibition was censored and then the art space shut down a few weeks later.
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2002
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Web deign and video trailer for the 25th French Cinepanorama, organised by the Hong Kong Alliance Française.
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2002
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December Exhibition of political cartoons at the Foreign Correspondents Club (HK) with Zunzi, 5M6, Malone and Emu. Creation of an animated cartoon for this event.
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2003
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Short animated cartoons for medical training videos, produced by MedEds.
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2003
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Work on an adventure comic book set in medieval China with Hong Kong writer Johannes Pong.
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2003
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Creation of a Flash animated political cartoon for Apple Daily (Nextmedia).
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2003
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| Programming and design of the Web site of Goéland productions. (in progress, NOT the current site!) |
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