Bob London

Bob London is an illustrator called Bob based in London. To see more of his work (everything from illustrations to trucker caps to boxer shorts!) visit his website and Flickr stream.

Thierry Cattant

Oh, this is so good! Thierry is French illustrator based in Marseille. His inspirations are record sleeves, film credit sequences, Jacque Tati and the cartoons of Hanna Barbera. What excellent taste! Visit his website and his blog for more wonderful examples.

Da

Here's Da's interpretation of Serge and Jane. Da is a french comic artist and writer. Visit his blog to see more examples of his illustration and comics work.

François Bégnez

François Bégnez is an illustrator, graphic designer and art director based in Marseille. Visit his site to see many more examples of his work including sketchbook work, paintings and comic strips.

Cécily Devil

Here's a great interpretation of Serge and one of my favourite Serge compositions, Le poinconneur des Lilas (here's an English translation of the lyrics so you can fully appreciate this great illustration). Cécily is a French comic artist and illustrator based in Nantes. To see more examples of her work visit her blog and Flickr stream.

David Lasky

Here's a really ingenious Serge portrait from acclaimed graphic novelist, David Lasky. Not only has he drawn Serge but if you look at it upside down there's Jane Birkin in the negative space too. It's a splash page from an upcoming comic book about Serge and Jane, entitled "Soixante Neuf" written by Mairead Case with art by David Lasky. I, obviously, will be buying a copy. To see more of David's work visit his LiveJournal or Flickr stream.

Céline Cellier

Céline is not a professional artist but a French 17 year old who loves to draw and loves Serge. When she saw the blog she was inspired to do her own portrait. Merci, Céline!

Helene Bek

Here's Serge from French designer/illustrator, Helene Bek - "For my drawings, I draw on my daily life, but I also invented a world populated by women dripping cloud, eyes, shoes, and palpable forms ... Music inspires me a lot, and Serge was an inspiration for many sensitive people, no doubt." To see more of Helene's work visit her blog.

Cédric Mayen

Cédric is a French comics writer and was so inspired by the Gainsbourg movie that he drew us a Serge. Cédric considers himself more a writer than artist but has a deviantprofile here. Incidentally, he thought the movie was great.

Alan Heighton

Mmmmm, that's a very debonair looking Serge! Alan Heighton is a UK based illustrator with a very impressive list of clients. To see more of his work, buy prints or just simply stalk him via the internet visit his website and blog.