Colors, Sweat, and Legend

We've been told, sometimes half-heartedly:
"Your site looks a bit retro..."
"It's very colorful, isn't it?"
"Today, we're more into light gray, more refined, it's more modern."

Oh really? So modern is gray?
Since when did gloom become an aesthetic value?
The Western world has apparently decreed that everything must be white, black, or somewhere in between—clean, subdued, soulless.
Hospital interiors and websites that look like show apartments, the fear of displeasing.

At Légion Arts Éditions, we made a different choice:
that of color, warmth, and life. Because here, we're not talking about designer objects, but about real men who lived, sweated, fought, and loved, in all the hues of the world.

The Legion is international.
So many languages, rhythms, ways of walking, laughing, and dreaming.
In other words, a human rainbow.
Africans, Asians, and South Americans love color, Europeans less so, all united under the same flag, the same motto, the same sweat.
And we've kept those colors.
Because they speak of brotherhood, the journey, and life.
So yes, our site is colorful.
Because our stories are.
And frankly, telling the story of the Legion in gray would be like painting a desert without sun.

We're called "retro" because we dare to wear green, red, blue, and gold.
But let's be honest: true retro is this world, all smooth and featureless.
By trying to "clean up" everything, we end up erasing our soul.

We prefer colors that strike, that warm, that remind us that our heart still beats.
And if that upsets fans of Nordic minimalism, so much the better.
The Legion has never been neutral—it has always been panache.

Our pages feature blood red, sandy yellow, and shades of fire.
Because our memories have them.
And because after traveling the world, we know that beauty isn't coldness.
It's strength and life.

So, yes: our site has color, character, and heart.
And let's be honest: remember that the Legion has never been afraid to stand out. So if our colors are disturbing, it's because we're on target.
You may not like them, but we like you—you remind us that we haven't become bland.

We're not making a "modern" site.
We're making a vibrant site.

Our pages are colorful because life is.
Because after traveling the world, we know that true luxury isn't sobriety: it's intensity. And if some people find that "too much," it's because they've forgotten what it means to live.

So yes, our site has color, character, and heart.
And between the gray of conformity and the color of life... we've chosen our side.

Look carefully and note that légion-arts-éditions doesn't end with. fr, but by .com

Louis Perez y Cid