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{{short description|French artist (born 1981)}}

{{infobox person
| birth_name         = David Philippe Revoy
| birth_date         = {{birth-date|1981}}
| birth_place        = [[Reims]], [[France]]
| awards             = CG3D Choice Award (2010)
| caption            = David Revoy in December 2017
| children           = <!--four (4) cats-->
| death_date         = <!--still living-->
| death_place        = <!--still living-->
| image              = David Revoy sketches Todd Weaver at Swatantra 2017.jpg
| name               = David Revoy
| occupation         = {{flatlist|
* illustrator
* paintor
* art director
}}
| relations          = <!--collaboration with Krita team-->
| resting_place      = <!--still living-->
| signature          = David Revoy signature.svg
| spouse             = Alicja Revoy
| title              = 
}}

[[file:Morevna Project - Pepper&Carrot (animated comic) - Episode 6 - The Potion Contest.webm|right|thumb|300px|The [[permissive license]] of the webcomic ''Pepper&Carrot'' has allowed several episodes of it to be [[remix culture|remixed]] into animated short films by the Morevna Project, here "The Potion Contest".]]

'''David Philippe Revoy'''<ref>{{cite web|url=https://raptus.no/en/gjester|title=Guests {{!}} Raptus|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240903021431/raptus.no/en/gjester|archive-date=2024-09-03|access-date=2024-09-03}}</ref> ({{IPA|fr|david ʁəvwa|lang}}; born in 1981<ref name="storyberries-r-20230201"/> in [[Reims]]) is a French artist best known as the creator of the free webcomic series ''[[Pepper&Carrot]]'' which is translated into 27 languages to a degree of 90 percent or more.<ref name="pc-languages"/> It is published as books via [[Glénat Editions|Glénat]].<ref name="glenat-r-20230202"/>

After work in traditional painting, Revoy started using digital tools in 2003 and moved to use [[free and open-source software]] around 2009.

Revoy publishes a great deal of his work under free licenses, allowing his work to be [[remix culture|remixed]] even for commercial use. This has led to derivations of mainly ''Pepper&Carrot'' such as [[animated film]]s, [[cosplay]], a [[card game]] and several [[video game]]s. Revoy has expressed excitement about the derivations and often links to them from his web page. He has interpreted freely licensed works and works in the public domain. In 2010 he was awarded the CG Choice Award for an illustration of ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]''. One of his most famous works is "Yin and Yang of world hunger", a remix of the [[yin and yang]] symbol.

He has published several tutorials, time-lapse videos, and speed-painting videos showing his work process and has described his hardware and software setup.

== Early work ==

Revoy started as a [[street portraitist]] in [[Avignon]] at the age of 18.<ref name="krita-20150529"/> Later he worked in traditional painting, illustration, concept art and teaching.<ref name="krita-20150529"/> In 2003 he ended his career as a traditional painter and started working with [[Digital painting|digital tools]].<ref name="krita-20150529"/>

== Film work ==

In 2009–2010, Revoy worked as [[art director]] on the [[Blender (software)|Blender]] short film ''[[Sintel]]'',<ref name="davidrevoy-20100930"/><ref name="oscmag-20160528"/> which was the first major project that used free software to produce [[free culture]] that Revoy encountered.<ref name="librelounge-20200417"/>{{rp|16m3s}} He would later also work on the Blender films ''[[Tears of Steel]]'' and ''[[Cosmos Laundromat]]''.<ref name="krita-20150529"/>

== ''Pepper&Carrot'' ==
{{main article|Pepper&Carrot}}
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 | alt2 = Episode 36 page 2 of Pepper&Carrot
 | footer = Revoy said about his webcomic ''[[Pepper&Carrot]]'' (left) that "I'll never regret making Pepper&Carrot so open."<ref name="oscmag-20160528"/> One page of episode 36 page 2 (right).
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In May 2014, after more than 10 years of freelance work, Revoy published the first episode of the [[webcomic]] ''[[Pepper&Carrot]]''.<ref name="storyberries-r-20230201"/> Pepper is a young orphan witch disciple at Chaosah, the smallest of the six schools of magic on the magical planet Hereva. She is aided by her cat Carrot, and lives with her mentors Thyme, Cayenne, and Cumin in a house in the forest of Squirrel's End. Her peers are Saffron, Shichimi, Coriander, and Camomile. Revoy aims for each episode to contain a small [[story arc]] where a character evolves and learns.<ref name="librelounge-20200417"/>{{rp|27m17s}} The [[story bible]] is available on the website.<ref name="pc-wiki"/>

The webcomic is free ([[Creative Commons license#Four rights|CC-BY]]<ref name="creativecommons-20150717"/>) and is financed using [[crowdfunding]]. Revoy suggests the [[business model]] allows the comic to stay independent and does not have to resort to advertising.<ref name="peppercarrot-ta-r-20230201"/> Revoy publishes all panels for the comic<ref name="peppercarrot-acp-r-20230201"/> and often publishes links from his blog to derivations of the comic and characters, such as short animated films, [[cosplay]], a card game and several video games. Revoy has expressed excitement that his work is re-used, saying "I'll never regret making Pepper&Carrot so open."<ref name="oscmag-20160528"/> and that he is happy to see other people make money from it.<ref name="creativecommons-20150717"/><ref name="peppercarrot-ta-r-20230201"/> On the webcomic's webpage he extensively explains his philosophy, the reasons for wanting to cut out intermediaries between artist and audience, and why he does not put any content behind a [[paywall]].<ref name="peppercarrot-ta-r-20230201"/> He attributes some of the success of the webcomic to the release of its source, and highlighted the translations into some 50 languages.<ref name="librelounge-20200417"/>{{rp|24m42s}} Reviews of the text in the comic and the translations are performed in [[GitLab]] using [[Markdown]].<ref name="librelounge-20200417"/>{{rp|41m49s}}

When the publisher [[Glénat Editions|Glénat]] reached out to Revoy about publishing ''Pepper&Carrot'', he declined their offer of a traditional contract with [[royalty payment]]s in favor of keeping the Creative Commons attribution license, something that caused confusion in the legal and financial departments of the publisher. Glénat then offered to be the top patron of the webcomic, and Revoy retained the [[copyright]] and [[creative control]] over it. He considers Glénat's published books as just one of many other derivative works of the webcomic.<ref name="librelounge-20200417"/>{{rp|27m3s}}

About working on the webcomic, Revoy said in 2015 that it was a dream come true and that "Every artist I know would love to make their own comics. Would love to get paid for making it, and to keep the control of it".<ref name="youtube-pv-20150602"/>

== Free software ==
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 | alt1 = Kiki, Krita's mascot
 | image2 = Wikipe-tan, reading and editing a page.jpg
 | alt2 = Wikipe-tan
 | footer = In 2012, Revoy started using [[Krita]] exclusively and In 2022, Revoy made an interpretation of Krita's mascot, Kiki (left), and published an 82-minute tutorial for how the drawing was made.<ref>"[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdEkOyFUn8 Tutorial: an illustration from A to Z with Krita]", David Revoy on YouTube, 15 August 2022.</ref> In 2022, as a side project for testing a new set of brushes and workflow, Revoy remixed the mascot [[Wikipedia:Wikipe-tan|Wikipe-tan]] (right). He wanted to portray her as "a focused reader and editor".<ref name="davidrevoy-20221014"/>
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Revoy uses [[free and open-source software]] (FOSS). However, even since having paid more than €3000 on [[software license]]s for [[proprietary software]], he rejects the notion that it is primarily a question about money.<ref name="dr-20130501"/> Though practicality, low cost and possibility to work on lower end hardware were initial motivators for Revoy to move from [[proprietary software]] to free software, in 2020 he said that there were even better reasons.<ref name="librelounge-20200417"/>{{rp|10m41s}} He then rather referred to the benefits of control, performance and standards, transparency, and control over data and [[privacy]].<ref name="dr-about"/> Among the cons he listed that he depends on hardware being compatible with Linux, which may be more difficult to find and not well documented.<ref name="dr-20130501"/>

=== Background ===
In a 2016 interview, Revoy conveyed that he used [[Photoshop]] and [[Corel Painter]] for 10 years (and [[Manga Studio]] and [[Sony Vegas]]) until a computer purchase in 2009 which included [[Windows Vista]].<ref name="dr-20130501"/> The OS upgrade then required he buy upgrades for the proprietary software he was using, which totaled to an investment of a full month's salary, just for compatibility and with no additional features.<ref name="oscmag-20160528"/> Revoy commented on the experience saying "That was a really bad week: [I] had to spend a lot of money and my productivity was totally ruined."<ref name="oscmag-20160528"/>

He sold the new computer and bought one that could still run [[Windows XP]], but realized it was not a viable long-term solution.<ref name="dr-20130501"/> In 2004, Revoy had tried a [[Knoppix]] distribution with [[KDE]] 3.0 and was impressed with it.<ref>"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article874/kde-s-25th-anniversary KDE's 25th Anniversary]", davidrevoy.com, 13 october 2021.</ref> After the failed computer purchase in 2009, Revoy started to move away from using Windows by configuring a [[dual boot]] with [[Linux Mint]] 4.0,<ref name="krita-20150529"/> [[Compiler|compiling]] [[Wacom]] driver, modifying [[Xorg]], and writing a Xsetwacom script to handle his [[Cintiq 12Wx]].<ref name="dr-20130501"/> He kept [[Adobe Photoshop#Older versions|Photoshop CS2]] running on [[Wine (software)|Wine]] to handle [[CMYK]] and files from publishers.<ref name="dr-20130501"/>

He then switched to [[Linux]] and got involved in [[free software]] projects like [[MyPaint]] and Gimp-painter (a [[fork (software)|fork]] of [[GIMP]]), and later [[Krita]].<ref name="oscmag-20160528"/> In 2012, he started using Krita exclusively.

=== Contributions ===
Other than just using Krita, he reported bugs (over 200 bugs as of May 2015), helped other artists with it, and demonstrated new features.<ref name="krita-20150529"/>

In 2018, the [[Krita foundation]] sponsored Revoy to work on the default brush kit for Krita 4.0. Revoy merged his brushkit with brushes made with feedback from the community as well as brushes submitted by several other users.<ref>"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article340/krita-4-0-brushes Krita 4.0 Brushes]", davidrevoy.com, 22 March 2018.</ref> In 2023 he shared an updated pack of 38 brushes<ref>"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article953/krita-brushes-2023-01-bundle Krita brushes 2023-01 bundle]", davidrevoy.com, 18 January 2023.</ref> and published a video explaining how they work.<ref>"[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7rV88734pE My Krita free brush bundle of 2023 explained]", David Revoy on YouTube, 10 February 2023.</ref>

In 2023, Revoy updated an ongoing article which chronicles his more than 20-year-long use of [[graphics tablets]], and outlined the design of what he considered would be a perfect tablet.<ref name="dr-20230201"/> In 2024, he published a post-installation guide for his setup.<ref>David Revoy. "[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1030/debian-12-kde-plasma-2024-install-guide Debian 12 KDE Plasma: The right GNU/Linux distribution for professional digital painting in 2024. Reasons and complete installation guide.]", davidrevoy.com, 30 may 2024.</ref>

== Work process ==
In 2016, Revoy had his own [[render farm]] that he used for rendering the pages of ''Pepper & Carrot'', then [[ImageMagick]] and [[Inkscape]] glue speech bubbles to the images on the render farm.<ref name="oscmag-20160528"/> Using a [[GitHub]] [[Repository (version control)|repository]], Revoy collaborates with the translators and other parts of the community and shares assets.<ref name="creativecommons-20150717"/>

== Other work and use==

[[file:Alice-in-Wonderland by-David-Revoy 2010-07-21.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Revoy received the CG Choice Award for his 2010 work "Alice in Wonderland". In 2022, Revoy re-licensed the work from CC-BY-NC-SA to the more permissive CC-BY 4.0 international.<ref name="davidrevoy-20100721"/>]]

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| image1 = [https://www.davidrevoy.com/article43/yin-and-yang-of-world-hunger Yin and Yang of world hunger], published in September 2010, is one of David Revoy's most famous works and one of few of Revoy's works licensed under CC-BY-NC-ND.
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| image1 = [https://www.davidrevoy.com/article201/fantasy-landscape Fantasy Landscape], published in January 2007, won the CGallery Trophy in 2009<ref name="dr-about"/> and is another one of few of Revoy's works licensed under CC-BY-NC-ND.
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Revoy mostly creates original work, but also [[Remix culture|remixes]] other [[public domain]] and free works, for example ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]''<ref name="davidrevoy-20100721"/><ref name="mayhemandmuse-r-20230201"/> or [[Wikipedia:Wikipe-tan|Wikipe-tan]]. One of his most famous works<ref name="passionatevoices-20150602"/> is "Yin and Yang of World Hunger",<ref name="davidrevoy-20100903"/> a 2010 remix of the [[yin and yang]] symbol, which generated both admiration and negative comments.<ref name="passionatevoices-20150602"/>

Revoy's images has been used in research described as "training a computer to turn pencil sketches into cleaned line-art."<ref name="dr-20180702"/><ref name="arxiv-20170327"/> In 2022, Revoy had noted that his 2006 work "Narcissus & Echo"<ref name="dr-nae-2006-2022"/> was popular among scholars, and for use in [[theses]] and books about [[mythology]], but tracking royalties and granting permissions for editing it was becoming cumbersome.<ref name="dr-20061024"/> He then released an updated version under a more free license.<ref name="dr-20061024"/>

On his blog, he publishes many of his works, often in [[high resolution]] and under permissive [[Creative Commons licenses]]. Some work, which Revoy prefers not be used for commercial or political purposes without his approval, are published under more restrictive licenses.<ref name="creativecommons-20150717"/>

Revoy publishes [[tutorials]], [[time-lapse]] videos, and speed-painting videos<ref name="youtube-deevadrevoy">"[https://web.archive.org/web/20160529125157/https://www.youtube.com/user/DeevadRevoy/videos DeevadRevoy on YouTube]", youtube.com.</ref> showing his work process. He has published descriptions of his hardware and software setup.<ref name="passionatevoices-20150602"/>

October 23–November 11, 2023, Bulles à croquer organized a large exhibition at an [[E.Leclerc]] supermarket in [[Plérin]]. The exhibition was called "Un monde magique" ("A Magic World").<ref>"[https://web.archive.org/web/20231026222325/https://www.bullesacroquer.net/un-monde-magique-exposition-david-revoy/ Un monde magique, une exposition de David Revoy]", bullesacroquer.net, 11 October 2023.</ref> 70 of Revoy's work were displayed in large print. Quality upgrades were required and [[Image scaling|upscaling]] was performed using [[G'MIC]].<ref>"[https://web.archive.org/web/20231027175007/https://www.davidrevoy.com/article992/large-exhibition-in-plerin-france Large exhibition in Plérin, France.]" (archived), davidrevoy.com, 23 October 2023.</ref>

Revoy has started a less serial, more anthological comic also set in Hereva called ''Mini Fantasy Theater''.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://davidrevoy.com/tag/minifantasytheater|title=Tag minifantasytheater - David Revoy}}</ref> It is intended as a spiritual sequel or companion series to ''Pepper&Carrot'' as the original comic's run continues into the mid-2020s.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://davidrevoy.com/article1045/my-webcomic-journey-merging-projects-and-learning-along-the-way|title=My Webcomic Journey: Merging Projects and Learning Along the Way - David Revoy}}</ref>

== Inspiration and aspirations ==
Revoy has expressed admiration for artists like [[Yoshitaka Amano]] who are able to work in several fields.<ref name="krita-20150529"/> After [[Akira Toriyama]] passed in 2024, Revoy wrote that Toriyama was probably the artist that influenced him the most when he started drawing.<ref>"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article934/fanart-arale-dr-slump Fanart tribute to Toriyama. Arale, Dr. Slump]", davidrevoy.com, 8 March 2024.</ref>

In 2015, Revoy expressed a long-term vision to create an [[animation studio]] which only produces works under free licenses.<ref name="creativecommons-20150717"/> For the top tier, named "Hereva studio" on one of Revoy's crowdfunding sites, Revoy aspires to hire CG professionals to make an animated web series and an open online school.<ref name="youtube-pv-20150602"/>{{rp|36m38s}}

== Financing ==
To finance his work, Revoy accepts donations via [[Patreon]], [[Liberapay]], Tipeee, [[PayPal]], and [[wire transfer]]s.<ref name="dr-patron-r-20230205"/>

== Image gallery ==
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File:Character Shaman-portrait.png|1
File:David Revoy paintover of Geek Faëries v9.0 IRL 2018 - 010.jpg|2
File:Aqua_dream_David_Revoy.ogv|3
File:2009-8-Quetzalcoat.png|4
File:Illustration of a futuristic aircraft on a landing pad by David Revoy.png|5
File:2023-01-09 The-after-rain-smell by-David-Revoy.jpg|6
File:2015-02-09 philosophy 03-paywall by-David-Revoy.jpg|7
File:2017-07-13 liberapay-lantern by-David-Revoy.jpg|8
File:Electron Donor by David Revoy.jpg|9
File:2006-narcissus-and-echo-ccby-david-revoy-2006-2022-remix.jpg|10
File:2013-07-19 grow-your-own-ideas by-David-Revoy.jpg|11
File:2023-06-21 MAY-I-JOIN-YOU by-David-Revoy.jpg|12
</gallery>
'''1.''' Concept art for the animated short film ''[[Sintel]]'' (2010)
'''2.''' A 2018 illustration of Pepper and Carrot
'''3.''' A time lapse video by Revoy, showing his work process
'''4.''' 2010 artwork from the Open Movie Workshop "Chaos&Evolutions" about digital painting
'''5.''' "Mission" (2011), an illustration of a futuristic aircraft on a landing pad
'''6.''' "The after rain smell" (2023) illustrating [[petrichor]]
'''7.''' The character Carrot in an illustration of several [[paywall]]s
'''8.''' "Liberapay Lantern" (2017) illustrating Revoy finances his work via donations
'''9.''' "Electron Donor" (2010), a sci-fi illustration for which Revoy drew inspiration from ''[[Blade Runner]]'', [[Hayao Miyazaki|Miyasaki]], and [[Pixar]]
'''10.''' "Narcissus & Echo", a 2022 remix of Revoy's own work from 2006<ref name="dr-nae-2006-2022"/>
'''11.''' "Grow your own ideas" (2013), a plea to, when forming an opinion, doing so independently
'''12.'''  "MAY I JOIN YOU" (2023), a comment on a contemporary online culture event

== References ==
<references>
<ref name="pc-languages">"[https://www.peppercarrot.com/ peppercarrot.com]" (button "All 63 languages"), peppercarrot.com.</ref>
<ref name="davidrevoy-20100721">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article36/alice-in-wonderland Alice in Wonderland]", davidrevoy.com, 21 july 2010.</ref>
<ref name="davidrevoy-20100903">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article43/yin-and-yang-of-world-hunger Yin and Yang of world hunger]", davidrevoy.com, 3 September 2010.</ref>
<ref name="davidrevoy-20100930">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article45/sintel-art-direction Sintel]", davidrevoy.com, 30 september 2010.</ref>
<ref name="passionatevoices-20150602">"[https://passionatevoices.org/2015/06/02/episode-2-david-revoy/ Episode 2: David Revoy]", ''Passionate Voices'', 2 June 2015.</ref>
<ref name="krita-20150529">"[https://web.archive.org/web/20231203163044/https://krita.org/en/item/interview-with-david-revoy/ Interview with David Revoy]" (archived), krita.org, 29 May 2015.</ref>
<ref name="creativecommons-20150717">[[Erik Moeller]] (via [[Ryan Merkley (businessman)|Ryan Merkley]]). "[https://creativecommons.org/2015/07/17/the-case-of-the-witch-and-her-cat-crowdfunding-free-culture/ The case of the witch and her cat: crowdfunding free culture]", creativecommons.org, 17 July 2015.</ref>
<ref name="youtube-pv-20150602">"[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHl1YRwgvxs&t=27m48s Passionate Voices Episode 2 - David Revoy]" (at 27m48s), Passionate Voices on YouTube, 2 June 2015.</ref>
<ref name="oscmag-20160528">Paul Brown. "[https://web.archive.org/web/20160529125157/http://www.ocsmag.com/2016/05/28/free-software-artists-and-their-tools-part-i-david-revoy-krita/ Free Software Artists and their Tools — Part I: David Revoy & Krita]" (archived), ''Open Content & Software Magazine'', 28 May 2016.</ref>
<ref name="librelounge-20200417">"[https://librelounge.org/episodes/36-david-revoy-on-pepper--carrot-and-free-culture.html 36: David Revoy on Pepper & Carrot and Free Culture]" ([https://media.librelounge.org/episodes/036-devid-revoy-pepper-and-carrot/librelounge-ep-036.mp3 mp3]), ''Libre Lounge'', 17 April 2020.</ref>
<ref name="davidrevoy-20221014">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article930/wikipe-tan Wikipe-tan]", davidrevoy.com, 14 October 2022.</ref>
<ref name="storyberries-r-20230201">"[https://www.storyberries.com/author/david-revoy/ David Revoy]", storyberries.com.</ref>
<ref name="peppercarrot-ta-r-20230201">"[https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/static2/philosophy The author]", peppercarrot.com.</ref>
<ref name="peppercarrot-acp-r-20230201">"[https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/files/all-comic-panels.html All Comic Panels]", peppercarrot.com.</ref>
<ref name="mayhemandmuse-r-20230201">"[https://mayhemandmuse.com/fairy-tale-and-fantasy-illustrations-by-david-revoy/ Fairy Tale and Fantasy Illustrations by David Revoy]", mayhemandmuse.com.</ref>
<ref name="glenat-r-20230202">"[https://web.archive.org/web/20230107113734/https://www.glenat.com/jeunesse-glenat-bd/pepper-et-carrot-tome-01-9782344017258 Pepper et Carrot - Tome 1]" (archived), glenat.com.</ref>
<ref name="dr-patron-r-20230205">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/static3/become-my-patron Patronage:]", davidrevoy.com, retrieved 5 February 2023.</ref>
<ref name="dr-about">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/static2/about-me About]", davidrevoy.com, retrieved 5 February 2023.</ref>
<ref name="dr-20130501">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article170/why-i-m-using-100-open-source Why I'm using 100% Open-source ?]", davidrevoy.com, 1 May 2013.</ref>
<ref name="dr-20180702">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article642/scientific-paper-sketch-to-line-art-by-waseda-university Scientific Paper: Sketch to Line-art by Waseda University]", davidrevoy.com, 2 July 2018.</ref>
<ref name="arxiv-20170327">Edgar Simo-Serra, Satoshi Iizuka, Hiroshi Ishikawa at [[Waseda University]]."[https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.08966.pdf Mastering Sketching:Adversarial Augmentation for Structured Prediction]", arxiv.org, 27 March 2017.</ref>
<ref name="dr-nae-2006-2022">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/data/images/blog/2006/Narcissus-and-Echo_by-David-Revoy.jpg Narcissus & Echo" (2006 original)]" and "[https://www.davidrevoy.com/data/images/blog/2006/2006-narcissus-and-echo-ccby-david-revoy-2006-2022-remix-.jpg Narcissus & Echo" (2022 remix)]", davidrevoy.com.</ref>
<ref name="dr-20061024">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article206/narcissus-echo Narcissus & Echo]", davidrevoy.com, 24 october 2006.</ref>
<ref name="pc-wiki">"[https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/wiki/index.html Pepper&Carrot Wiki]", peppercarrot.com, retrieved 6 February 2023.</ref>
<ref name="dr-20230201">"[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article332/my-tablet-history-log-a-listing-of-all-the-tablet-i-tested-since-2002-update-2023 My tablet history log: a listing of all the tablet I tested since 2002 (update: 2023)]", davidrevoy.com, updated 1 February 2023.</ref>

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== External links ==
{{Commons}}
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* [https://www.davidrevoy.com/ davidrevoy.com] – David Revoy's blog
** "[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article117/l-heritage-en-couleur L'héritage en couleur]" and "[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article118/making-of-l-heritage-en-couleur Making of the webcomic l'héritage en couleur]" – a one-episode webcomic
* [https://www.peppercarrot.com/ peppercarrot.com] – the official ''[[Pepper&Carrot]]'' webpage

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