Internet Memes is an abridged encyclopedia about… memes. All of the content of this book was taken from knowyourmemes.com, some sort of internet memes culture wikipedia. Nowadays, memes take part of our culture, and I wanted to tell the story of those memes: where did they come from, and how did they spread? Because, we all know memes but we don’t know their stories, and they’re quite interesting!

Visual identity created for the nail artist Joonailz. The logo is inspired by the comics style of the 80’s, to which I brought a modern, fluid and organic touch, echoing the main tool used for nail art: nail polish The visual identity was created mainly for her instagram, but was also developed on printed media (business cards, loyalty cards, stickers, presson packaging, etc.)

This personal project, that extends over 3 books, is about procrastination. Being myself a big procrastinator, I decided to use this flaw to experiment and create. 

The starting point of procrastination is to make to do lists, so, every day, I wrote to do lists, which I finally made into the first book. 

After that, the first step was to try to be aware of my procrastination. The second was to record what was happening in my head: how I felt? Why was I procrastinating? And finally, the last step of this process consisted in grabbing paper and tools, to experiment with typography, shape of letters, to push me to be productive and to create something. These experiments are in the second book. 

Finally, from one of these experimentations, a display typeface was born: Vanda. You can find it on the third book which is its specimen.

Modèles Gagnants or Winning Models in English, is a sort of French Politic satire. This book was born from another book Que le meilleur perde, éloge de la défaite en politique (May the best one lose, eulogy of defeat in politics) who shows that French Politic is a game of defeat, where politics’ goal isn’t victory, but failure. This book retraces the mandates of the last five presidents of the French Republic, making a point of honor on scandals and dirty bagages of politicians, lightheartedly and humorously.

Logotype created for a nascent London brand of non-binary handcrafted body embellishments that unleash your brightest self (bodychains, harnesses, etc.), part of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Ziggy’s typography was custom-designed in an organic and flashy spirit.

"Born to sparkle and shine, Ziggy is the newest addition to the family of funky accessories. Weighing in at a stunning combination of stainless steel and rhinestone, this little gem will be sure to light up any party"

Ziggy also have the ziggy glitz signature logo who represent everything: "Z" for ziggy, sparkle for glitz ✨

Period. is a magazine that brings together around twenty feminist women artists who approached the topic of menstruation in art. It is split into four parts, embodying the four phases of the menstrual cycle: menstrual phase, follicular phase, ovulatory phase and pre-menstrual phase. Each work testified how the artist can feel during specific phases of the cycle.

Logotype realized for Sleek Esthetic, a beautician who began her activity in Brussels !
Custom typeface with Sprat by Ethan Nakache, where I added some ligatures :))

“What do you think of this facade?” This is the question we asked residents of different Brussels neighborhoods. Through three different tours, we invite you to discover their impressions and anecdotes, on a selection of homes that are part of the architectural jewels of the Brussels-capital region. Parcours is a guide who offers three routes that wander you to take a walk around Brussels, to discover architectural gems of the region through the eyes of its residents. 

This project is re-layout of the famous book of Mona Chollet, In defense of WItches, why women are still on trial. For this re-layout, we thought about a structure allowing us to highlight the points to which the author refers (like calls for iconography present at the start of the chapter, literary and film reference, reference also present in the iconography, etc…) We also add some iconography to illustrate the words of Mona Chollet.

Project in collaboration with Clémentine Desmenez and Claire Viala