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Meet Sarah Martinon, the illustrator luxury houses are turning to for something no machine can draw

September 8
Meet Sarah Martinon, the illustrator luxury houses are turning to for something no machine can draw

Instead of turning to AI for their latest campaigns, Hermès and Chanel hired the Paris artist. The result is something widely loved online, and not just by creatives either. We speak to the human who got everyone talking

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