I am a French-Canadian illustrator and sculptor based in the French countryside, where I have established my ceramics studio.

After graduating with honours from Sheridan College’s Traditional Illustration and Graphic Arts program—where I received the Outstanding Achievement Award—I began my career as a freelance illustrator. For more than a decade, I worked on magazines, books, business publications, and advertising campaigns for a broad range of clients.

I later transitioned into concept art and visual development, creating storyboards for Silent Partners and concept art for Normal Studio and Moment Factory. I spent five years working at Moment Factory as a multimedia illustrator and concept artist, occasionally taking on art direction and design production. My practice has included character and prop design, colour development, visual storytelling, immersive environments, and surface design such as wall coverings.

I now work independently as an illustrator, concept artist, and art director, while continuing to develop my ceramic sculpture practice. My work brings together the graphic energy of my earlier experience as a mural artist with influences from graffiti, tattoo art, Asian pop culture, and Japanese woodblock printing.

These references continue to shape the way I approach characters, objects, colour, and surface—whether I am working digitally, on paper, or in clay.

Selected Clients & Collaborators

Editorial
The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Forbes, The Atlantic, Billboard, Spin, The Progressive, Saturday Evening Post, Print Week, Country Life UK, Runner’s World, En Route, and Golf for Women.

Books, Publishing & Entertainment
Simon & Schuster, Scholastic, Quirk Books, Roaring Brook Press, Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Maverick Records.

Studios, Agencies & Brands
Moment Factory, Normal Studio, Silent Partners, Playmind, Microsoft, DDB Canada, and CryptoLogic/WagerLogic.

Featured In
Communication Arts Fresh, Idea Magazine, Risen Magazine, Periphérie Magazine, and Nightlife Magazine.