Gavroche

A detailed and romantic illustration in the classic 'Poulbot' style, depicting a mischievous kid Gavroche Parisian street urchin standing proudly on a barricade during the Paris Commune of 1870. The boy, dressed in tattered 19th-century clothing—perhaps a beret, a loose shirt, and patched trousers—holds ...

His face is expressive, with a mix of determination and innocence, capturing the essence of the Poulbot aesthetic he colors are muted but rich, with earthy tones of brown, ochre, and soft blues, accented by the red of the flag

The barricade is made of cobblestones, wooden planks, and overturned carts, evoking the chaotic yet heroic atmosphere of the Commune. In the background, the streets of Montparnasse are visible, with iconic Parisian architecture: narrow alleys, old buildings with wrought-iron balconies

Michel Thomas style, Marcel Marlier style, drawing in vivid colors