Artazart Edition

Because Artazart has been committed to illustration since it set up shop on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin in July 2000, and because illustrators have placed their trust in us, we are offering an original collection dedicated to illustration.

Many artists, both young and established, don’t have a store, or don’t necessarily have the time to run one: Artazart offers them visibility through a selection of one or more illustrations.
In this way, Artazart aims to democratize illustrators’ creative offerings by offering the public unpublished, signed works in limited editions of just 200 copies, at an ultra-affordable price!

It’s a range of styles, always unique, in which you’re bound to find the next illustration to hang in your home!

Artists of the collection

Sophie Weidler-Bauchez

Illustrator and interior designer Sophie Weidler-Bauchez lives in Annecy, surrounded by mountains. She holds a Master’s degree in Interior Architecture from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels de La Cambre in Brussels, and since childhood has developed her own personal style of illustration based on bright, bold colours. Animated by the material of her pastels and coloured pencils, she draws what surrounds her: landscapes, everyday moments, architecture.

Studio 1+1

Téo Transinne

Téo Transinne is a young, self-taught illustrator from Lyon. Using coloured pencil, he draws everyday life and intimacy through contemplative scenes. Somewhere between American realism and pop art, his illustrations mainly depict urban landscapes, but transform reality with a certain poetry. The artist willingly shifts her gaze and lingers on details, changing the usual point of view and transforming colours. Each of her works becomes an invitation to a moment of calm,

Tom Corbin

A graduate of ENSAD in Paris, Tom currently works as a graphic designer for Assurance Maladie and a wheelchair tennis tournament.

Passionate about drawing, he creates spaces in perspective through the exploration of shapes, lines, volumes and patterns. His approach consists of designing fictional architectural and urban worlds, where each element, whether geometric or organic, harmonises and interacts with the whole. These compositions become places where reality and imagination intermingle, inviting a visual exploration of space.

Victoria Dorche

A graduate of the Condé schools, Victoria Dorche is a French illustrator who now lives on a mushroom farm in the Morvan. She draws her inspiration from myths, medieval illuminations and folk art. Her new living environment feeds her work, in which she likes to mix fruit from her garden and mushrooms from her cellar with eccentric plants that she invents. Using gouache as her preferred technique, her vibrantly coloured illustrations offer a joyful, magical vision of reality. She illustrates colourful, sensitive books for Hélium, Sarbacane and Le Grand Palais, and in between publishing projects, she makes card games full of symbols.

Virginie Cognet

Virginie Cognet began her career as a fashion stylist, then became an art director, before moving into illustration.Her colorful, poetic line is charged with a naive lightness. Her colorful, poetic brushstrokes are charged with a naive lightness, featuring everything she loves: freedom, plants, gardening and books… She has collaborated with a number of women’s magazines, including Flow Magazine, as well as children’s magazines, major retailers such as BHV Marais and children’s fashion. Her paintings, most of them in gouache, are meant to be remedies for melancholy.

Wendy Sylvain

A graduate of the Arts Décoratifs de Paris, Wendy Sylvain is a French illustrator who lives and works in Paris. In her illustrations, with their clean lines, Wendy Sylvain creates a language all her own, based on an omnipresent narrative in both written and visual form. She draws her inspiration from her interest in writing, as well as from the Japanese culture she has been interested in since childhood. With humour and seriousness, navigating between a raw reality and a mischievous imagination, she questions questions of identity and relationships in her illustrations.

Yukiko Noritake

Yukiko Noritake was born in Aichi, Japan. A 2018 graduate of the École de Condé, she began her career as an illustrator with the publication of her subject of study(Voyage au pays des odeurs) by Actes Sud Junior. Her acrylic work is delicate and poetic, illustrating views and landscapes in gentle evocations. She has been published many times in children’s illustration, notably by Actes Sud with the now unmissable Forêt des frères (2020).

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