I illustrate gay erotic art to celebrate tenderness and intimacy

Also because it turns me on a lot 🔥👀

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gay erotic illustration oh mon doux

Why so tender ?

Born and raised in France during the 90s, I quickly realized that I didn't conform to societal norms and would face challenges 🌈✨.

After undergoing three years of therapy, I created the art project "Oh Mon Doux" as part of my healing process to celebrate positive and tender representations of love between GBTQ+ men, which I felt were lacking during my childhood. (Like, really. 💀)

gay erotic illustration oh mon doux

Proudly displaying our colors

FSC paper with vegan inks, giclée prints on canvas, and a wide range of sizes. Everything to make it easy to decorate our walls (yes, I have many on mine too, I'm that narcissistic 💅).

I personally create all the drawings (sometimes collaborating with photographers referenced on my Instagram).

Everything is printed in Montréal, QC.

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Poster made for REZO association for a support group for Chemsex.

Socially engaged art

I consistently strive to participate in LGBTQ+ activism and positive sexuality projects, so as not to lose sight of what drives me in my life (I mean physical and mental well-being, not Animal Crossing (even though... 🤭)).

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Homoerotic illustrations that will make your grandparents say :

  • Credits : Startled Bystander At The Annual Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, 1994