Illustrator and graphic designer based in Toulouse, I draw primarily from life.
Travel sketchbooks, everyday scenes, crowds and landscapes feed a practice in which observation becomes a space for experimentation. My aim is not to reproduce reality, but to offer a lively, sensitive and colourful interpretation of it.

Drawing from life forces me to stop,
to really look,
to embrace slowness,
imperfection and doubt…
It is not a polished image,
it is a lived experience.

I’ve always drawn. For a long time, it remained an intimate, almost secret practice — a way of looking at and understanding the world before I ever imagined making a career out of it. Today, drawing is at the heart of my work, but the way I draw remains the same: curious, spontaneous and deeply rooted in observing the real world.

Self-taught as an artist, I initially studied prehistoric archaeology and museography before training in graphic design. Although I have always drawn, it is only more recently that drawing has become the core of my professional practice. Today, it runs through everything I do, from illustration to teaching.

I don’t seek to reproduce the world.
I seek to offer a lively interpretation of it.

Alongside my illustration work, I design and teach workshops in France and internationally, with the desire to encourage a freer, more lively and more personal approach to drawing.