Illustrators

Nadia Berghella

Nadia’s portfolio is full of characters created during eleven years in the graphic arts and illustration field.
A vivid and spontaneous artist, her soft images are enjoyed by all. Immersing herself into the words, Nadia portrays life in her illustrations which are full of nuances and subtlety.

From the children’s world to the adults… Nadia dances between paintbrushes, pastel and pixels. Depending on her mood, her taste or the characters, she uses the appropriate material. The artist loves to paint with watercolours, and acrylic. Colours and texture are part of her life. She finds her work as fascinating now as it was at the start of her career ! Nadia continues to broaden her horizons and loves to collaborate with dynamic and inspiring people…

Patrick Ceschin

Born in Belgium, where he still resides, Patrick Ceschin has been studying Visual Communication and option illustration, at the Art School of Saint-Luc de Tournai.

His work as an illustrator was quickly noticed by Universal Jeunesse and he has presently designed two CD’s for them. Then came novel illustrations. Patrick reads manuscripts and tells the story his way, by making the colors sing with humor! A tingling sensation in his fingers and his head full of ideas, Patrick draws in his own style and follows his imagination…

Hélène Meunier

Hélène Meunier will soon be forty, but still feels like she is ten. She considers herself lucky to earn her living with her drawings. Sometimes, more seriously she will say: I am a Graphic Designer and an Illustrator.

Hélène worked thirteen years for a publishing house in the educational field. Odd because she did not like studying… Now as an artist, Hélène works from her home, which allows her to spend more time with her young family.

Julie Rémillard-Bélanger

Author and illustrator, Julie Rémillard-Bélanger loves the interplay of art and words in picture books. She published her first, six years ago. Julie also loves to work for others; Le renne de Robin is the fourth pocket book novel for children that she has worked on.

Julie truly enjoys visiting children at school and libraries and relishes the opportunity to share her passion with them whenever she can.

Réjean Roy

Réjean Roy was raised in Petit-Rocher, New-Brunswick. Painting and drawing have always been part of his life and although his professional career is to manage environmental projects for his community, he continues to love his art.

Yan-Sol

  Like the sun that makes images visible with its light, Yan-Sol reveals his imaginary through his illustrations.
 During his school years, he preferred drawing rather than listening to his teachers and later on, chose art to express his passion.

 As a physical education teacher at the elementary school level, Yan-Sol also shares his knowledge of artistic movements.

Guadalupe Trejo

Guadalupe Trejo has always been fascinated by children’s imagination. She also taught photography to young adults. A multidisciplinary artist, Guadalupe presents her first illustrations for the benefit of children in Viateur Lefrançois’ novel; Otages au pays du quetzal sacré.

Guadalupe has been working as a graphic designer in the communication field in Montreal and in Mexico for seven years.