Carole Hillman is an illustrator and pattern designer. After living in England for 15 years, she has now returned to France, enriched by this dual cultural background.

Her world is a vibrant interplay of colours and shapes, where patterns intertwine spontaneously. Inspired by her Polish family roots, she reinterprets folk influences, modernising them with sensitivity and poetry.

Through her work, she creates lively, warm and deeply personal compositions, where tradition and modernity interact harmoniously.

Diane Cartron is an illustrator who lives and works in Paris. A graduate of the École nationale supérieure d’architecture Paris-Val de Seine, she has, since childhood, had a passion for images that convey emotions and scenes from everyday life.

Her work, created mainly in coloured pencil, draws inspiration from movement, nature and the aquatic world. She creates sensitive and narrative illustrations, where observation of reality blends with a subtle poetry, whether for the press, publishing or personal commissions.

An artist with a sparkling imagination, Limistic (whose real name is Noémie Hay) initially studied graphic design and art direction in Paris before following her passion for illustration. She explores a variety of media and is keen to apply her creativity to different techniques such as painting and ceramics, although digital art remains her medium of choice. Her joyful world of vibrant colours is mainly inspired by nature and the wonder of everyday life; it contains an element of carefree spirit and poetic reverie, and remains deliberately positive. She transforms moments from her life and her outings into rich scenes featuring flower-filled landscapes and still lifes, in which objects sit alongside fruit and other delicacies in delightful patchworks.

Trained as an architect, Flore Godlewski has been passionate about painting since childhood. Her work, inspired by the scenes of everyday life around her, explores colours, patterns and perspectives through gouache and watercolour. Having lived in Tangier and then Marseille, she draws her inspiration from the light and architecture of the Mediterranean. She recently published her first children’s book with Athizes (Memory) and is developing textile patterns and panoramas for various brands.

An illustrator from Nantes, Camille Deschiens has been drawing since childhood. She developed a particular passion for life drawing classes before enrolling at HEAR (Haute Ecole des Arts du Rhin) in Strasbourg. In 2018, she graduated from the illustration workshop.

She developed a technique using coloured pencils, working mainly with flat colours, soft colour ranges and plays on transparency. Since her first love affair in her final year of secondary school, Camille has been studying couples, love, intimacy, everyday life and the little things in a life shared with another, day after day. Her first collection of drawings, Les Coutures, published by Four Eyes, recounts these moments in her love life.

Her work has been featured in the French and international press, and her drawings have been exhibited at various illustration fairs.

When Camille isn’t singing Véronique Sanson songs alone at her desk, she teaches life drawing to animation students at ECV.

All of which makes for a beautiful, sweet, joyful and fulfilling life.

Maguelone is an illustrator and graduate of the École Estienne ESAIG in Paris. After spending time at the Atelier de Sèvres, she now lives and works in Provence in the Luberon region. She creates illustrations using ink, gouache, pencil and pastels. Her colours are vivid, not always realistic, but always with a fine attention to detail.

A graduate of EPSAA, Camille Gobourg lives and works in Lyon. Inspired by her dreams, she creates poetic worlds populated by animals and fantastical creatures.

Since 2021, she has been combining alcohol-based felt-tip pens and coloured pencils to bring texture and softness to her illustrations.

Her work has been published in Erratum and Kiblind. In 2022, she is participating in the creation of the first edition of Bourrage Papier, a Lyon-based festival of contemporary illustration and micro-publishing.

Florian Gallou is a young illustrator based in Nantes. He develops a geometric, colourful and abundant graphic universe.

Through his compositions, he brings together plants, animals, architecture and everyday objects, drawing inspiration from tattoo culture and South American aesthetics.

Ambre Verschaeve is an illustrator and creative workshop facilitator in Paris. After graduating in visual communication from HEAD-Geneva in 2018, she has worked on various commissioned projects for brands and in the youth sector. She enjoys showcasing flora and fauna in landscape scenes and everyday life.

Her cheerful and colourful illustrations, created with coloured pencils, immerse us in a textured and gentle universe.

Inspired by my native countryside and based in Paris since my studies at Arts Déco and Duperré, I love drawing flowers and generously laid tables, where poetry, colour and sharing come together. My relationship with gathering has nourished my practice: the bouquets I used to make as a child in the meadows have become my colourful palettes, while large family tables embody for me the joy of being together.

It is thanks to coloured pencils and pastels that I am able to translate these simple and colourful moments of everyday life.

A state-certified architect from ENSA Paris La Villette, Axelle is also a graphic designer and illustrator. Her love of drawing led her to explore graphic representation in architecture, and to make it her profession, helping professionals communicate their projects.

Her urban wanderings inspire her to transcribe what she sees onto paper. She then likes to play with colours and textures to emphasise a different interpretation, a reality that is often sugar-coated.

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.

Hubert Van Rie is a graduate of Arts Déco in Paris. He is an art director in the publishing industry and also works as an illustrator. He is the author of Les Bons Mots de l’Histoire (Robert Laffont). In 2022, he followed the Presidential election and brought together his drawings and observations in Le Bon air de la Campagne (Presses de la Cité).

Charlotte Molas lives and works between Paris and Biarritz. Dedicated to her exhibitions, collaborations and press appearances, she is now a full-time illustrator. She joined the Illustrissimo agency in 2016.

Numerous advertising agencies, brands and publications call on her services and her illustrations are regularly used on packaging, graphic charters, posters and textiles. In 2016/2017, she produced the illustrations for the Village Saint-Martin guide and will be working again in 2018, alongside Séverine Assous and Antony Huchette, on the 2018/2019 version.

Elise Enjalbert is an illustrator based in Paris since 2013. A lover of colour and graphic forms, her artistic approach is inspired by her personal life and her convictions.
With her project MOI CE QUE J’AIME, she invites us to focus on the objects and themes in our image that make us feel good and bring us joy and comfort.