Spy vs. Spy Custom - McBess

Spy vs Spy refers to a classic comic strip from MAD Magazine featuring two identically dressed spies, each trying to outwit and sabotage the other through elaborate, often self-destructive traps and gadgets, all while maintaining a visually comedic style with their distinctive black and white outfits and facial features; it's essentially a humorous battle of wits where both spies are constantly trying to one-up each other with increasingly absurd methods, often ending with both of them getting caught in their own traps Matthieu Bessudo aka McBess was born in Auribeau-sur-Siagne, a small town near Cannes in France. After graduating from the renowned multimedia school Supinfocom (where he studied 3D animation) he then relocated to London to work for the Mill, an Oscar-winning VFX company. McBess' work has been shown in galleries all over the world and his art has been featured in countless art and lifestyle publications. McBess' character-based style is a mix of influences. He cites animation studio, Fleischer, as being a major inspiration. The main characters in his work are most often representations of himself in a surreal world filled with his other passions - food and music. Mcbess modernizes his monochromatic cartoons by using contemporary shapes, symbols and type faces that usually appear in 2D and animation.