Freelancer profile translated to English.

Description

Maureen Sansone, aka Goupeline,

French-German Author/Illustrator born on May 22, 1995.

Author of the French Webtoon "Philophobie" whose weekly publication was launched on January 27, 2021, on the website Webtoon.fr

Graduate of the Brassart Delcourt Academy sponsored by Arthur De Pins.

Previously, a preparatory year in MàNAA at the International High School of Sèvres (2015); a year of Bachelor's degree in Plastic Arts in Aix en Provence (2014); and a double BAC in French and German Literature in Toulon (2013).

Nurtured by Japanese animation and Manga, Goupeline's universe is full of Japanese references and humor.

It is through a sharp and ironic gaze that I process my ideas and stories to convey my impressions, rants, or blues to the reader.

Favorite themes: humor, romance, and foxes.

Industry field of expertise

Languages

English
Fluent
German
Native or bilingual
Japanese
Basic

Workplace preferences

Can work on-site

Paris (up to 50km)

EDF SUEZ
Comic Book about Rats
ENERGY AND UTILITIES
May 2019 - May 2019
Paris, France
I first led a Drawing workshop and provided information on Rat Development in urban environments for a group of children aged 8 to 11.
Then I created two comic book pages for the schools and primary students of Courbevoie on the same subject to raise awareness among children, parents, and teachers about the behavior to adopt to limit the proliferation of rodents in our cities.
Comic Book Adobe Photoshop Illustration Drawing digital drawing workshop drawing class
Crédit Agricole IDF
Drawing Workshop
BANKING AND INSURANCE
May 2018 - May 2018
Saclay, France
Led a drawing workshop for children visiting the Start-Up for Kids event in Saclay in collaboration with Kévin Gasnier (illustrator).
Illustration Drawing drawing class drawing workshop comic book
Association Momiji
Creation of the Momiji Mascot
CIVIC AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
April 2018 - April 2018
Paris, France
Momiji is an association based in Lyon. Their activity consists of presenting and introducing Japanese culture during French festivals.
I created their mascot, Momiji, a little girl who is half Tanuki in a kimono, which is now their Visual Identity.
Illustration Character Design Adobe Photoshop Drawing