Jeremie Claeys

A pink hairdressing salon fills one drawing: one woman works a dryer over another’s hair, mirrors hang behind them, and framed covers line the wall.

A second drawing goes to the races, three jockeys bent over red and blue horses while spectators and drinks line the fence below a border of triangles. The palette stays narrow — pink, red, navy, orange — and the shapes stay geometric.

Jeremie Claeys is a Belgian illustrator based in Paris, influenced by comic books, movies and music, with 100 Weird Faces as a daily practice.