Passport Doodles by Leonard Combier
Léonard Combier’s takes ordinary passports and transforms them into a magnificent compact worlds of intrinquite drawings, quotes, tiny details and intertwined stamps. His carefully calculated doodles are constructed with hundreds of shapes, forcing you to take a closer look at the passport and dissect the different stories. Eyeballs are common throughout his drawings - makes sense on a passport.
Combier told the Telegraph, "I draw what’s in my head without any idea of the final result - I don’t even know what I will draft five seconds later. When I’m drawing on a passport, I try to melt the stamps with my drawings. I really enjoy playing with the stamps, the visas and writing little messages that I know will be read by the customs officer."
Combier told the Telegraph, "I draw what’s in my head without any idea of the final result - I don’t even know what I will draft five seconds later. When I’m drawing on a passport, I try to melt the stamps with my drawings. I really enjoy playing with the stamps, the visas and writing little messages that I know will be read by the customs officer."
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