For as long as I can remember, I have always been drawing and doodling, and exploring new styles and ideas by joining various classes. Some of these classes have led me to start designing and selling fabrics, wraps and wallpaper, and develop my own creative style. Having a background in fashion design, I never stopped creating with textiles, whether it’s sewing children clothes, blocking hats in felt or straw, or developing prototypes for start-up robotic companies. For years, I have also been creating the costumes for a big fundraiser organized by ILM. I have a pretty good understanding of pattern making, which is a valuable asset when designing costumes for characters for games and AR/VR worlds.

I am solution oriented, used to work with a team of people of various levels and expertises, and able to lead a small team of artists. I am a good communicator and understand the needs of a production.

Being an avid reader, I enjoyed discovering new stories, folk tales, authors and styles of illustration with my children and dive into the anglo-saxon youth literature, with a soft spot for British and Scottish literature, which I find a lot richer and more daring than original children’s books in French. I would love to find a way to infuse some of that spiciness into adventures and discoveries with other mediums.

Travels are another one of my big interests, an incredible source of inspiration as much visually as culturally. I favor remote places (Mongolia, Peruvian Andes, Himalayas, …) where, by hiking or horseback riding, you get a stronger sense of immersion. I’m also fascinated by the history surrounding the early trading of spices, silk, colours and pigments, and how these routes have established connections between cultures and continents.

Armed with a rich variety of skills and experiences, I’m curious to see where the next opportunities will take me.