Topaz/Lubrix/Selen. Original plate illustrating a monochrome X scene done entirely in graphite and watercolor. TBE. 30 X 42 cm The Topaz pseudonym first appeared in 1994 in the pages of Bédé Adult magazine. Behind it lies a talented French graphic artist, who made a name for himself with unusual mixes of styles and stories. His publishing platforms were the French erotic magazines Bédé Adult and Bédé X (SM) from International Press Magazine, or IPM for short. A few short stories were also initially drawn by Topaz under the Lignard signature. After the first smaller releases, the content lengthened and more interesting stories were written (in album format), such as "Les 100000 Femmes", "Le Sacrifice de la pucelle", "Le Journal intime d'un top-model" or "La Chose". At the end of the 90s, the Topaz signature disappeared - but at the same time a new name appeared: Lubrix. Based on similar type styles and layouts, we can assume that the two pseudonyms are the same person.

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