David Vicente was born in 1968 in Southern France. At an early age, he developed an immeasurable passion for
Rock'n'Roll or more specifically for Psychobilly. His first pictures were
inspired by bands, such as Meteors, The Cramps, Guanabatz, Batmobile, and his
personal cult album .."Rockabilly Psychosis". He was especially moved by the
graphics. So he began his career by drawing monsters and other characters that
were all rebels in their way. In cooperation with well-known fashion agencies,
magazines and photographers, he draws pin-ups, devils, American cars,
motorcycles, posters, logos, skateboards and more.... His influences are Pop
Cultur American, Russ Meyer, Rob Williams, Frank Kozik, Coop and the legends
Roth & Dutch. He develops his unique style by studying throroughly all the
tendencies of a rich and fruitful culture out of the common run, including surf,
hot-rod, tatoo, tiki... Boiling movements in constant transformation whose
roadways cross and mix endlessly...
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David Vicente was born in 1968 in Southern France. At an early age, he developed an immeasurable passion for
Rock'n'Roll or more specifically for Psychobilly. His first pictures were
inspired by bands, such as Meteors, The Cramps, Guanabatz, Batmobile, and his
personal cult album .."Rockabilly Psychosis". He was especially moved by the
graphics. So he began his career by drawing monsters and other characters that
were all rebels in their way. In cooperation with well-known fashion agencies,
magazines and photographers, he draws pin-ups, devils, American cars,
motorcycles, posters, logos, skateboards and more.... His influences are Pop
Cultur American, Russ Meyer, Rob Williams, Frank Kozik, Coop and the legends
Roth & Dutch. He develops his unique style by studying throroughly all the
tendencies of a rich and fruitful culture out of the common run, including surf,
hot-rod, tatoo, tiki... Boiling movements in constant transformation whose
roadways cross and mix endlessly... 
