Océane Muller – World Illustration Awards

2024 | Longlist + Shortlist | Editorial

pronoun
She/Her
Why did you create this work?
The creation of these three spreads was published in the third issue of In Corpore Sano magazine. In order to illustrate the article "The Invention of Nature" by Thomas Mondémé, it followed a discussion and exchanges with the author. It was clear that the article focused on several main themes such as the confrontation between human/nature, micro/macro-cosmos, and re-thinking Modernity.
How were your illustrations used?
The idea was to create illuminations around the textual content, laid out in the style of medieval manuscripts, which were a great inspiration for the text later placed by the graphic designer Manon Bruet.
What materials and techniques did you use?
I mainly work with digital drawing and pay great attention to clear line drawing. The colors are also applied digitally, but the process involves several traditional sketches and color palettes created with colored pencils.
Was this project commissioned?
Commissioned
Commissioner Name
Nicolas Duong
Commissioner Company
REC Trends Marketing Paris
Commissioner Instagram
instagram.com/rec_trendsmarketing/ instagram.com/in.corpore.sano/
Who was the work commissioned for?
In Corpore Sano, Pascal Monfort
College / University
ENSAD Nancy (National School Of Arts and Design, Nancy)
Course and graduation date
DNA and DNSEP (master) in communication
Personal Website or Portfolio Link
oceanemuller.cargo.site
Instagram
instagram.com/ortie_rouge/
Biography
I'm a graphic designer and author from the east of France, with the desire to create and experiment with different subjects or techniques. The question of aesthetics, alternative cultures, and their impact on design, the pure virtuosity of the line, or more simply the pleasure of graphic experimentation, are things that I question and develop in my practice.
Where are you currently based?
France

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