Jean-Baptiste Monge is a French-Canadian fantasy artist. He finds inspiration in literature, cinema, painting, and illustration. He has been awarded multiple prizes for his work, such as the Art&Fact Prize in 2009 at the Utopiales festival and the Silver Award in the book illustration category by Spectrum Fantastic Art in 2012. Self-taught, Monge uses different techniques to create, such as traditional and digitalpainting, and sculpture. He has also worked in the film industry: he designed the main characters of the movie Ballerina and worked on the pre-concepts of Gnome Alone (Netflix).
Jean-Baptiste Monge is a French-Canadian fantasy artist. He finds inspiration in literature, cinema, painting, and illustration. He has been awarded multiple prizes for his work, such as the Art&Fact Prize in 2009 at the Utopiales festival and the Silver Award in the book illustration category by Spectrum Fantastic Art in 2012. Self-taught, Monge uses different techniques to create, such as traditional and digitalpainting, and sculpture. He has also worked in the film industry: he designed the main characters of the movie Ballerina and worked on the pre-concepts of Gnome Alone (Netflix).