Freelancer profile translated to English.

Description

I have been a freelance illustrator since 2020, supporting brands, institutions, and creators in producing illustrations and communication materials that reflect their identity.

Over the years, I've had the opportunity to work with clients such as Bayard, LVMH, and several municipalities and associations on projects highlighting heritage, culture, and territories.

My work combines traditional and digital techniques: watercolor, ink, drawing, and digital creation. I enjoy creating sensitive, colorful, and lively images inspired by nature, travel, and the small details of everyday life.

Whether you need an illustration, packaging, poster, or visual identity, I take the time to understand your project to create a unique visual tailored to your world.

What I can do:

🎨 Custom Illustrations

For publishing, communication, posters, social media, or personalized projects.

📦 Illustrated Packaging and Labels

Original creations to showcase your products and tell their story.

🌿 Visual Identity

Creation of a coherent graphic universe: illustrations, color palette, pictograms, and visual elements.

📝 Communication Materials

Posters, flyers, brochures, or any other printed or digital material.

How does a project proceed?

• Initial contact via email to discuss your needs.

• Sending a quote and brief within three days.

• Approval with a 30% deposit.

• Creation of a sketch, with adjustments if necessary.

• Finalization and delivery of files.

If you have a project in mind, even just an idea, don't hesitate to contact me. I'd be happy to discuss how to bring it to life.

Industry field of expertise

Languages

French
Native or bilingual
English
Native or bilingual
German
Conversational

Workplace preferences

Remote only

Primarily works remotely

L'Iceberg
Illustrations for an ecological magazine
ENVIRONMENTAL
May 2026 - June 2026 (1 month)
I collaborated with the independent ecological magazine L'Iceberg, illustrating an article on polar bears in Svalbard, addressing the issues of over-tourism and the disappearance of this iconic species.

Through a vibrant color palette, I explored the contrast between the plush toy and the monster, imagining symbolic scenes: a bear trapped in a claw machine, fairground settings, or hunters aiming at its shadow rather than the animal itself.

This collaboration was a particularly enriching experience, combining ecological commitment and visual storytelling. I now aim to pursue press illustration projects on social, cultural, and environmental topics.
Digital Illustration Vector Illustration Print Graphic Design Color Palette Print Art Direction
Bayard
Press illustrations for an article
CULTURE
March 2026 - March 2026
Paris, France
Context:
I had the honor of being commissioned by Le Pèlerin Magazine (Bayard group) to illustrate a poignant story about patients undergoing rehabilitation after serious accidents, in a specialized center in western Lyon. This project, carried by the words of journalist Régis Grosperrin, allowed me to immerse myself in testimonials and accompany them with my graphic style.

Mission:
Creation of 4 illustrations for the Easter issue, in accordance with:
Style: Inspired by a drawing from my portfolio, approved by art director Béatrice Villevalois.
Constraints: Formats and placements defined in the provided layout, with the possibility of using photos of the location if necessary.
Spirit: Combine the gravity of the stories with the softness and cheerful colors of spring, for a result that is both respectful and hopeful.
Print Graphic Design Digital Illustration Colorization Imagination Respect for Deadlines
ville de tours
Creation of an educational game booklet for young audiences – City of Tours
TRAVEL AND TOURISM
June 2025 - August 2025 (2 months)
Tours, France
For the Heritage Service of the City of Tours, I designed the graphic charter and created over 30 original illustrations for an A5 activity booklet titled "Promenade dans la ville" (Stroll through the city).
Designed for the "City and Land of Art and History" label, this playful booklet invites children to discover western Tours alongside Plumette, a curious and mischievous owl mascot.

My approach:
Clear, playful, and detailed style: illustrations faithful to architectural elements while remaining accessible and attractive to younger audiences.
Educational dimension: highlighting real monuments, statues, and ornaments, accompanied by visual games and puzzles (mazes, spot the difference, coloring pages).
Graphic consistency: colorful palette, readable typography, and dynamic layout to capture attention and stimulate curiosity.

Distributed at the Tourist Office, this booklet combines cultural discovery and the pleasure of games, offering children an immersive experience in the heart of Touraine's heritage.
Graphic Charter Children's Illustration Educational Illustration Visual Storytelling Print Art Direction