Anne-Charlotte P.

I worked on the illustration of a children's project in collaboration and awaiting a publisher.

For this project, I wanted to visually translate the character's emotions through a double-page spread, playing on the contrast between a very busy scene and a breathing space dedicated to the text.

I was particularly interested in the coherence of palettes and visual storytelling: how to guide the eye, create impact, while maintaining a fluid reading for the child.

For this children's book project currently seeking a publisher, I am assisting the author Jonathan HETEAU in the visual translation of his character's emotions through the creation of a double-page spread focused on the sensitive theme of the fear of death.

The objective was to offer a graphic interpretation capable of addressing this emotion with accuracy, without brutality, while remaining consistent with the author's narrative universe.

In this approach, I suggested incorporating flowers with strong symbolism, as well as a dimension of fantastic poetry, to enrich the visual narrative and enhance the emotional impact of the image.

This work illustrates my desire to create sensitive universes where illustration, symbolism, and narrative meet to give gentle form to profound themes.

As part of this expansion project, I designed two concept arts for amusement rides for a small amusement park, developing visual proposals consistent with its universe to enrich its identity, which is closely linked to Parc Fenestre, especially the emblematic centenary sequoias.