#charactermagazine

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CHARACTER Magazine 15, which features some of my recent works including this collage, is featured in a German magazine/blog titled Queer - click on the link above 🔝 #collage #queerart #charactermagazine #queer

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One of my works from last year (among many others) are featured in CHARACTER Magazine (15). See the rest (uncensored) by clicking on the link above 🔝 #collage #queerart #charactermagazine

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Eric Lanuit and his amazing cast of CHARACTER's.

It seems an unlikely trajectory for the former head of communications and press relations for various high-end haute couture houses including Givenchy and Alexander McQueen, but Eric Lanuit's reinvention as the visionary mastermind behind CHARACTER magazine is nothing short of spectacular. Last year, we came across Eric's work on The Advocate and shared the article enthusiastically. When the artist reached out to us last week , we knew it was time to revisit his work and share a sneak peek at the latest issue of this wonderful, arty publication. It's officially our newest obsession. www.charactermagazine.fr

CHARACTER is a beautifully appointed gay art and fashion magazine composed of images and corresponding stories presented by a host of well-known and lesser-known contributors, photographers and artists including Dana Thomas, Didier Lestrade, Donald Potard, Benoît Missolin, Stephen Todd, Katie Weisman, Fady El Khoury, Justino Esteves, Tom de Pékin, Fred Bladou, Bruno Jacquelin, Philippe Tyberghien, BillyBoy* and Lala, Yvon Goulet, Ric Kadour, Tom Stephan, Rebecca Voight, Pierre & Gilles, Thomas Doustaly, Eli Brave, Susanne Louise Frost, Alan Milroy, Paul Winney, Félix d’Eon, Jean-Paul Cluzel, Bertrand Guyon, Claudio Parentela, Thomas Doustaly, Grégoire Gitton, Daniel Nassoy, Paul-Henry Serres, Izumi Sanma, and Rob Clarke.

CHARACTER (www.charactermagazine.fr) is a quarterly digital magazine (Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer) and is open to submissions from gay artists and artists documenting the gay experience as it relates to male figurative imagery. Eric offers a generous amount of coverage (sometimes as much as 30-60 pages of a single artist) for those he finds intriguing. If you think you have what it takes to be a part of CHARACTER, email examples of your ideas/work to [email protected]

See our previous coverage of Eric's interview with Advocate  http://lushlifeblog.com/post/20822417295/artist-spotlight-eric-lanuit-eric-lanuits