

Ads Libitum
David Redon bridges the gap between modern celebrity and vintage graphic design.
The collections within Ads’s work
Dangerous Rhymes
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
A cohesive exploration of hip-hop's most impactful figures through a consistent visual style. — ‘Dangerous Big’, ‘Dangerous Bambaataa’, ‘Dangerous Dre’ and ‘Dangerous Fifty’.

Tarantino's Vision
A vibrant homage to Quentin Tarantino's distinctive cinematic universe, sharing a bold, graphic sensibility.

Modern Soulscapes
A contemplative collection of works inspired by pivotal R&B and soul albums, unified by a thoughtful, atmospheric palette.
Works by Ads Libitum
148 pieces
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About Ads
Ads receives 20% of every sale
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Visual voice
Ads Libitum — questions answered
Who is the artist behind Ads Libitum?
Ads Libitum is the artistic pseudonym of David Redon, a French digital artist and designer known for his "nostalgeek" style.
What themes does Ads Libitum explore?
His work focuses on anachronistic mash-ups, placing modern musicians and video game characters into vintage settings like 1950s American advertisements or ukiyo-e prints.
Where has his work been exhibited?
His collections have been featured in notable displays including the "Floating Words" exhibition at Galerie Sakura in Paris and at Gallery1988 in Los Angeles.
What defines his artistic style?
His style involves merging modern pop-culture icons with vintage artistic traditions to create meticulous and detailed digital mash-ups.
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