Pascal Campion is a French-American artistbased in Burbank, California who creates heartwarming and soulful illustrationsabout every day life.
Inspired by katrina,his wife of 10 years,his
9-year-oldaughter,and his 6-year-old twin boys,campion‘swork brilliantly captures the importance of the small things.From watching theautumn leaves fall,pausing to catch a ray of sunshine,holding hands in acrowded room or simply reading a book on a rainy night with a warm cup ofcoffee,his illustrations not only look beautiful;they also encourage us tostop,look around us ,and think about what really matters the most.
“The little moments are just as importantas the big ones,” says Campion,who describes his style as “spontaneous andmessy in execution but clear in communication.”
Being conforted after a long day.
Keeping each other dry.
Waiting for him to come home.
Having fun even when doing the most boringchores.
Spending a perfect day doing notingtogether.
Watching the world form above.
Marveling at miracles you created together.
Worrying when she’s not answering herphone.
Watching the autumn leaves falling as you growolder together.
Peeping through the door to see the most preciousmoments.
Being there when he needs you.
Being proud of those little everydayaccomplishments.
Campion’s illustrations remind us to enjoythe small things,however old we might be.
