Illustrations

Collaborations

Bretagne Development Innovation :

Oil painting created for the Arkea Ultim Challenge Brest to promote the Bretagne Sailing Valley brand and the skills of the Breton competitive sailing industry.

Trimaran classe Ultim floqué du logo Bretagne Sailing Valley
Photo of a conference scene with a powerpoint displaying an illustration of a Bretagne Sailing Valley trimaran.

Brest Port :

Ink and pencils drawings created to explain what a commercial port is and exhibited by the company operating the port of Brest during the 2024 maritime celebrations to facilitate dialogue with the general public.

Vue aérienne d'un port avec des détails liés à l'environnement
Vue aérienne d'un port avec des détails liés à la navigation maritime
Vue aérienne d'un port avec des détails liés au génie civil
Vue aérienne d'un port avec des détails liés à la logistique

Bouygues Travaux Publics :

Ink and oil drawings to illustrate a tender for the rehabilitation of the Quai de Terre-Neuve in the port of Saint-Malo.

Oil painting of the Terre-Neuve quay in the port of Saint-Malo
Ink drawings of a ladder on the Quai de Terre-Neuve in Saint Malo
Ink drawings of different types of quay equipment

SNCF Réseau :

Ink drawings to illustrate an internal SNCF Réseau fanzine about the community activities of one of their employees.

Leclerc Concarneau

Oil painting created to represent the new Espace Culturel of Leclerc in Concarneau before the end of the works and to enable the creation of posters and bookmarks for the inauguration.

Bookmark with a central painting of the facade of a glazed building with the cultural space sign on it and characters entering the building
Poster announcing the opening of a Leclerc cultural centre, with a painting of the front of a glazed building in the centre, with the sign ‘espace culturel’ above and figures entering the building.

Rennes Métropole :

Illustrations ink and oil painting published in Ici Rennes magazine to accompany an article on current science exhibitions at Champs Libres in Rennes : incredible brain, microbiota, Merlin’s laboratory.

Deux enfants sur une navette explorent l'univers et voient une galaxiede bactérie du microbiote instestinal, les enfants leur lancent de la nourriture.
Deux enfants sur une navette explorent l'univers et voient un globe à plasma parmi les étoiles, l'un des enfants le touche et déclenche de l'exlectricité dans le globe.

Attract the eye, accompany the message, facilitate understanding

I create hand-painted or hand-drawn images to illustrate your communication materials and publications.

Do you have scientific mediation issues ? Do you want to make complex phenomena accessible and catch the eye of an uninitiated reader ?

I work on the aesthetics of drawing and painting to facilitate representation and accompany your text.

Cross-section of the sea with explanation of how oxygen is absorbed and dissolved to the seabed during the summer of 2024, when there was an algae bloom.
On the beach, two children find a third fish dead in the water.

Do you have issues of cohabitation with local residents, the acceptability of a project, or simply want to publicise your activity ? Do you need images to make technical or scientific subjects easier to understand ?

I offer handmade images to create a feeling of closeness and win over your public.

Aerial view of a port with environmental details

Do you need to convey an abstract concept ? Do you need to make your ideas tangible ?

I suggest you play on the playful nature of drawing and painting in comics to put the subject into context and make it easier to grasp.

Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower

Based on your brief, I carry out research, visit your installations if you have any, then propose sketches to validate my ideas with you. Then, if necessary, I can suggest variations on the ideas you have chosen, again in the form of sketches.

Once the variations have been selected, I create the illustrations themselves. Depending on your wishes, these will be either oil paintings or ink drawings. In both cases, the illustrations are created entirely by hand and then digitised. The text on illustrations that include text is added digitally at a later stage.

For painted illustrations, I paint “alla prima”, i.e. without any drying time between different coats of paint. Your order can be completed in a week if required. I can then digitise the painting while it’s still fresh, eliminating the final drying stage. I can therefore offer you fast production times, identical to those for fully digital illustrations.

Personal work

Holidays :

Ink and oil illustration to talk about the need to unplug for the summer (see the article).

A woman half-sitting on the beach, half-sitting at her desk. Binary code on the black-and-white desk section. She has a cable coming out of her head that plugs into her computer on the desk section.

Port history :

Ink and oil illustrations created to provide technical and social mediation on the industrial and economic history of our country through its ports. (see the article and all the illustrations).

Women’s right to tools, 8th march 2025 :

Ink and oil illustrations created for the day of women’s rights, the 8th of march 2025 (see the article and the other illustrations).

Flooding in Ille-et-Vilaine in January 2025 :

Ink and oil illustrations about hydraulic flood protection structures.

A little girl on the banks of the Vilaine, which has risen to the level of the mailboxes on the barges.
Route of the Vilaine and its tributaries and drawings of the Haute-Vilaine and Valière dams and the quays at Rennes

Manifesto for regenerative finance :

Ink and oil illustrations in support of the manifesto for regenerative finance of the Convention des Entreprises pour le climat. (see the article).

American elections 2024 :

Ink and oil illustration to evoke the election of Donald Trump and political alternation in the USA (see the article).

A person wearing a vest bearing the colors of the USA paddles between mountains, the oar strokes bear the names of the last presidents of the USA, the mountain at the bottom bears the name Planet Limits.

Biodiversity collapse :

Comic strip in ink and pencil depicting the excess mortality of fish on Brittany’s coasts in the summer of 2024 due to global warming (see the article).

On the beach, two children find a dead fish between the rocks.
Aerial view of the Breton coastline, text informing about the stranding of hundreds of dead fish.
On the beach, a figure seated with his back to the sea in a hooded sweater wonders what's going on.
Cross-section of the sea with explanation of how oxygen is absorbed and dissolved to the seabed during the summer of 2024, when there was an algae bloom.
A view of the beach with no-one there - a text informs about the deoxygenation of the oceans due to climate change.
Painting of a young boy with his head underwater, holding his breath and surrounded by bubbles.

French legislative elections 2024 :

Comic strip in ink and oil created to evoke the political events of the two rounds of the June 2024 parliamentary elections, with the Eiffel Tower representing democracy (see the article).

Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower
Bonshommes in the colors of French political parties carrying the Eiffel Tower

Art and the five senses :

Oil illustrations created to accompany a text evoking the fact that the arts mobilize our senses and can bring us closer to nature (see the article).

Portrait showing a nose and a mouth with the rest of the face filled in by plants
Portrait of an ear with the rest of the face filled in by the sea
Portrait featuring eyes with the rest of the face filled in by a sunrise

Ordinary sexism :

Oil and ink illustrations that highlight sexist stereotypes in everyday life, symbolized by a net that impedes people’s thinking (see the article).

Portrait of a person with the shadow of a net on his face, representing a sexist stereotype.
Portrait of a person with the shadow of a net on his face, representing a sexist stereotype.
Portrait of a person with the shadow of a net on his face, representing a sexist stereotype.
Portrait of a person with the shadow of a net on his face, representing a sexist stereotype.
Portrait of a person with the shadow of a net on his face, representing a sexist stereotype.
A skit illustrating a sexist situation by transposing it to racism.
A skit illustrating a sexist situation by transposing it to racism.
A skit illustrating a sexist situation by transposing it to racism.

Ouest-France newspaper :

Ink and oil illustrations to illustrate the unique model of the Ouest-France newspaper and its values (see the article).

Reproduction of the Ouest-France newspaper letterhead
Printing tongs holding sheets inscribed with Ouest-France's principles on talking about everyone.
Newspaper printing circuit through the presses, with the silhouette of a journalist at the beginning and the silhouette of a reader at the end.
Printing tongs holding sheets on which are inscribed the first principles of Ouest-France's ecological charter
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